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Tracking progress towards 2030 goals to protect and restore forests and land

Forests received unprecedented attention at COP26 in Glasgow when more than 140 countries pledged to halt and reverse deforestation by 2030. This Dashboard monitors collective progress made across the six articles of the Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use.

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Insufficient
Deforestation and degradation rates are too high
to meet global forest goals by 2030.
Insufficient
Policies on commodity production, consumption, and trade
are currently insufficient to shift toward a sustainable pathway.
Insufficient
Economic insecurity and the lack of financial support
inhibit building resilience and enhancing rural livelihoods.
Insufficient
Globally, agriculture remains environmentally harmful
while regulations to transform the global food system are lagging.
Insufficient
Forest and climate finance have increased since 2021
but remain vastly insufficient compared to what is needed.
Unclear
Public and private financial flows drive nature loss
but sustainable finance policies are being adopted worldwide.
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Article 1

Conserve and restore forests and other terrestrial ecosystems 

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Article 2

Facilitate sustainable trade and development policies 

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Article 3

Reduce vulnerability, build resilience, and enhance rural livelihoods 

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Article 4

Implement and, if necessary, redesign agricultural policies 

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Article 5

Increase effective, accessible finance for forests and land 

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Article 6

Align financial flows with international forest goals 

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