This report and the recommendations that follow are anchored in a simple truth: nature is essential to the health, well-being, and prosperity of every family and every community in United States of America. As the country works to recover and rebuild from the coronavirus pandemic and fully address the climate crisis, the report emphasises that now is the time to develop and pursue a locally led, nationally scaled effort to conserve, connect, and restore the lands, waters, and wildlife upon which everyone depends.
This report, which covers the period from 2015 to 2016, is the second energy accounts report for Botswana. It contains coal and electricity accounts, with a focus on Physical Energy Flow Accounts (PEFA).
The 2015 Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement on climate change require a new generation of innovations from the financial system. In response, Italy’s National Dialogue for Sustainable Finance was launched in February 2016 to take stock of existing practice, identify key challenges and suggest policy options to take...
As pressure on biomass resources is increasing Mozambique Biomass Energy Strategy aims to reverse the process by developing the multiple and complementary solutions to ensure a sustainable biomass supply well into the near future.
Mozambique's Forests Reference Emission Level for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation in Natural Forests was developed with the aim to build capacity for the implementation of REDD+ strategy at all levels, which was recently approved by the Government in December 2016. The Republic of Mozambique aims to promote sustainable development, resilience to climate change, integrated rural development focused in forests, agriculture, and energy.