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PROGREEN

The Global Partnership for Sustainable and Resilient Landscapes

Overview

Pillars

Treetops of Dense Tropical Rainforest With Morning Fog Located Near The Malaysia-Kalimantan Border
Pillar 1

Managing Forest and Land-Based Ecosystems

Strengthening sustainable management of forests and land-based ecosystems

aerial view showing the border of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in Uganda (Africa)
Pillar 2

Reducing Agricultural Land-Use Change

Promoting sustainable agriculture to reduce deforestation and land degradation

road construction in the forest, Gabon
Pillar 3

Supporting Industry in Sustainable Landscapes

Improving land management and advancing nature-based solutions

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About the Program

PROGREEN supports sustainable forest management and agriculture while tackling declining biodiversity, deforestation, poverty reduction and climate related risks, to help countries meet national and global sustainable development goals in a cost-effective manner.
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PROGREEN builds on the Program on Forests (PROFOR) partnership. Housed at the World Bank from 2002-2020, PROFOR implemented over 270 activities to help improve understanding of forest livelihoods, governance, and finance, and how other sectors impact forests.
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VIDEO Apr 15, 2021

What is PROGREEN?

PROGREEN supports countries’ efforts to improve livelihoods of the rural poor while tackling climate change, loss of biodiversity and forests, deteriorating land fertility, and uncontrolled forest fires.
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PROGREEN’s Work Plan

PROGREEN’s initial work plan supports a set of country and regional programs designed to strengthen implementation of an integrated landscape approach and a series of flagship studies on topics important to sustainable landscape management.

Contact

Laura Ivers, Senior Communications Officer
Washington, DC
1818 H Street, NW Washington, DC 20433 United States
Tel :+1-202-473-2396
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