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Announcing the #CIFORAnnualReport2019. This year’s focus is on the role of forests in a time of crises. Read more to learn how @CIFOR delivers transformative science to solve pressing global challenges. Read | https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
Tweet“We need forests and trees more than ever.” – Robert Nasi, CIFOR Director General. The #CIFORAnnualReport2019 is out now! Read | https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ @CIFOR #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
Tweet“Forests are increasingly being recognized as a vital green infrastructure – storing carbon, protecting watersheds, biodiversity and wild foods,& providing livelihoods to billions of people.” – Robert Nasi. #CIFORAnnualReport2019 https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
Tweet“Our shared ‘whole-landscape’ mandate and our long-term partnerships allow us to contribute to a radical transformation in food production and land-use systems.” – M. Claire O’Connor Chair, Common Board. #CIFORAnnualReport2019 | https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ @CIFOR #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
TweetWorking with partner organizations from 61 countries, @CIFOR was able to build momentum towards putting forests on the global agenda. Find out more | https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
TweetLast year, @CIFOR implemented 104 projects, including FORETS where 300 hectares of land have been restored since planting began in 2019. Explore the #CIFORAnnualReport2019 here: https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ @CIFOR_forets #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
TweetNearly 1.3 million publication downloads, 11K citations, and an average of 81K views of #ForestsNews per month – the outreach @CIFOR mobilized in the past year! Read | https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ #CIFORAnnualReport2019 #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
TweetIn 2019, CIFOR advanced critical knowledge on:
🔸#SocialForestry in Southeast Asia
🔸#Timber legality in Zambia & #DRCongo
🔸#Peatland restoration, biofuel, oil palm and mangroves in Indonesia
Read | https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ #CIFORAnnualReport2019 #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
Tweet🔸#SocialForestry in Southeast Asia
🔸#Timber legality in Zambia & #DRCongo
🔸#Peatland restoration, biofuel, oil palm and mangroves in Indonesia
Read | https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ #CIFORAnnualReport2019 #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
Towards effective and inclusive formulation of strategies for climate crisis, @CIFOR has also strengthened its ongoing global research on REDD+, tenure security, forest landscape restoration and gender. #CIFORAnnualReport2019 | https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
TweetAcross borders and networks, @GlobalLF found new and more innovative ways to connect people together such as #GLFx, in addition to five major events including New York, Accra and Luxembourg. Find out more | https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ #CIFORAnnualReport2019 #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
TweetThe merger of @CIFOR and @ICRAF in 2019 has extended the reach of both organizations, setting the stage for more evidence and solutions that will improve people’s lives. Learn more here | https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ #CIFORAnnualReport2019 #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
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Announcing the #CIFORAnnualReport2019. This year’s focus is on the role of forests in a time of crises.
“We need forests and trees more than ever. Once viewed mainly as a source of timber, forests are increasingly being recognized as a vital green infrastructure, storing carbon, protecting watersheds, biodiversity and wild foods, and providing livelihoods to billions of people.” – Robert Nasi, CIFOR Director General.
Read more to know how CIFOR delivers transformative science to solve the pressing global challenges. https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
“We need forests and trees more than ever. Once viewed mainly as a source of timber, forests are increasingly being recognized as a vital green infrastructure, storing carbon, protecting watersheds, biodiversity and wild foods, and providing livelihoods to billions of people.” – Robert Nasi, CIFOR Director General.
Read more to know how CIFOR delivers transformative science to solve the pressing global challenges. https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/ #ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
The year 2019, we witnessed some of the greatest challenges shift gears from urgent to emergency–climate crisis, landscape degradation, wildfires and biodiversity loss. But momentum was built–a result of strong partnerships to put forests at the fore, highlighting nature-based solutions, and recognizing local forest communities and Indigenous Peoples as the best land managers for forest conservation.
Explore the CIFOR Annual Report here: https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/
#ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
Explore the CIFOR Annual Report here: https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/
#ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
Through the years, CIFOR’s work has demonstrated that a combination of co-producing research, extensive engagement of knowledge users across the research cycle, and targeted communications with key decision-makers is effective in achieving ownership and use of information in decision making.
In fact, nearly 1.3 million publication downloads, 11,000 citations, and an average of 81,000 views of Forests News per month were reached as milestones for knowledge mobilization in the past year.
Read the #CIFORAnnualReport2019 here https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/
#ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
In fact, nearly 1.3 million publication downloads, 11,000 citations, and an average of 81,000 views of Forests News per month were reached as milestones for knowledge mobilization in the past year.
Read the #CIFORAnnualReport2019 here https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/
#ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
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Announcing the #CIFORAnnualReport2019. This year’s focus is on the role of forests in a time of crises.
“We need forests and trees more than ever. Once viewed mainly as a source of timber, forests are increasingly being recognized as a vital green infrastructure, storing carbon, protecting watersheds, biodiversity and wild foods, and providing livelihoods to billions of people.” – Robert Nasi, CIFOR Director General.
Read more to know how CIFOR delivers transformative science to solve the pressing global challenges. Head to https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/
@forestsmatter @onecgiar @worldagroforestry @globallandscapesforum
#ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
“We need forests and trees more than ever. Once viewed mainly as a source of timber, forests are increasingly being recognized as a vital green infrastructure, storing carbon, protecting watersheds, biodiversity and wild foods, and providing livelihoods to billions of people.” – Robert Nasi, CIFOR Director General.
Read more to know how CIFOR delivers transformative science to solve the pressing global challenges. Head to https://www.cifor.org/annualreport2019/
@forestsmatter @onecgiar @worldagroforestry @globallandscapesforum
#ForestsMatter #OneCGIAR
Kindly tag the following accounts:
- World Agroforestry: @fta_cgiar
- CGIAR: @CGIAR
- Global Landscapes Forum: @GlobalLF
- World Agroforestry: @icraf
- World Agroforestry: @worldagroforestry
- Global Landscapes Forum: @GlobalLandscapesForum
- CGIAR Research Program on Forests, Trees and Agroforestry: @foreststreesagroforestry
- CGIAR: @CGIAR