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Trees: Why nature’s tech is vital to combatting desertification

A view of Mongolia's Altai mountain range, illustrating how Mongolia is threatened by desertification

Desertification threatens Mongolia and the rest of the world. Image: Unsplash/Bolatbek Gabiden

Khurelbaatar Chimed
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Development, Ministry of Economy and Development of Mongolia
Pamela Coke-Hamilton
Executive Director, International Trade Centre (ITC)
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