SDG 13: Climate Action

Why partnership will be essential in reversing deforestation

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Agriculture is an important driver of exports and employment in many tropical forest countries, including Brazil. Any attempt to reverse deforestation needs to address its root causes Image: Jonatan Lewczuk on Unsplash

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