Photo: Press Information Bureau (English releases)India showcases Forest and Landscape Restoration Initiatives at COFO 28, in Rome
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India’s reported gains in forest cover and carbon sequestration show tangible progress toward its climate and biodiversity goals, and its commitments under the Bonn Challenge signal large‑scale land restoration that could affect local livelihoods and global emissions.
At the 28th session of the Committee on Forestry (COFO) held in Rome, India presented its ongoing efforts related to the restoration of forests and broader landscapes. The country emphasized its notable progress in this sector, using the international forum to outline specific initiatives aimed at improving ecological health and sustainability. By bringing these projects to the attention of global delegates, India sought to demonstrate its commitment to environmental stewardship. The presentation served as a platform to share practical examples of how the nation is working to rehabilitate degraded areas, thereby contributing to broader global goals for environmental protection and sustainable land management practices.
The FAO Committee on Forestry (COFO) is the governing body that reviews global forest policies and assessments; its sessions provide a platform for countries to share progress on sustainable forest management and restoration initiatives, which are key for climate mitigation and ecosystem health.
- •Monitor the implementation and outcomes of India’s Aravalli Green Wall and MISHTI coastal restoration projects
- •Watch for any new policy statements or funding announcements from India related to its Bonn Challenge targets