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Partnering with the Government of Ghana
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Partnering with the Government of Ghana

At the recent World Climate Action Summit at COP28, the Forest Data Partnership was announced as one of the partners of the Government of Ghana for its “Resilient Ghana” plan, which aims to advance both sustainable development and nature-positive action.

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New Report: Traceability and Transparency in Supply Chains
Stephanie Tan Stephanie Tan

New Report: Traceability and Transparency in Supply Chains

Traceability and transparency in supply chains are necessary to understand the impact of commodities on forests. This report discusses success factors and enabling conditions to improve resource use and reduce forest loss, providing an updated evidence base to inform and advance collaborative discussions and actions on traceability and transparency.

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Data Wars: Can We Unlock the Power of Private Data for Public Good?
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Data Wars: Can We Unlock the Power of Private Data for Public Good?

The plan to end deforestation and advance restoration is built on data and yet, no one can agree on what is the ‘right’ data to use. As the landscape of forest monitoring data becomes more fragmented and complex, is it possible to equitably build a single picture of the world’s forests and land use?

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Ending Deforestation: Shared Data and Accountability 
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Ending Deforestation: Shared Data and Accountability 

Roughly 60 participants from civil society gathered for an online forum and contributed to a rich and productive dialogue about how we can build a shared data ecosystem that can help accelerate progress toward sustainable supply chains.

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Getting to Zero-Deforestation by 2030
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Getting to Zero-Deforestation by 2030

This event at COP27 brought together private, public, and civil society sectors to explore solutions to commodity-driven deforestation.

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