Sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, halt and reverse land degradation, halt biodiversity loss

In addition to explaining that forests account for 30% of the earth's surface, the United Nations, in addition to providing food security and evacuation shelters, forests need to address climate change and protect biodiversity and homeowners It is important. When 13 million hectares of forests are harvested annually and the dry land continually deteriorates, 6 billion hectares of desertification will occur.

The United Nations set 12 goals and 14 indicators for sustainable development goal 15. The goal defines targets and the metrics represent the world's indicators to track whether these targets were achieved. Below, we quote the original text of all targets and display the data of agreed metrics

Goal 15. Protecting, restoring, promoting sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainable forest management, preventing desertification, prevention and reversal of land degradation, prevention of loss of biodiversity 15.1 In line with international convention obligations Protection, restoration and sustainable use of services, especially forests, wetlands, mountains and arid areas • Other indicators for Aichi's goals and objectives 15.6 To genetic resources to ensure fair and equitable distribution of genetic resources Promotion of benefits and appropriate access 15.7 Prevent poaching and trafficking of protected animal and plant species and take urgent action to tackle illegal wildlife products supply and demand

Protection, recovery, promotion of sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystem, sustainable management of forest, prevention of desertification, prevention and recovery of land degradation, prevention of loss of biodiversity etc. In order to provide food security and housing, forests are important for addressing climate change and protecting biodiversity and aboriginal residences. Each year 13 million hectares of forests are harvested and the continuous deterioration of the arid zone causes desertification of 3.6 billion hectares. Forest destruction and desertification - It is a major challenge for sustainable development caused by human activities and climate change and affects the lives and lives of millions of people fighting poverty. . Approach to forest management and desertification prevention