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We express sincere thanks to BIOS partners for cooperation with us in the implementation of projects. We are grateful to all co-organizers of training events and to the contributors of materials published by BIOS for the information of our readers. Our highest appreciation is due to International Land Coalition, which made possible the regular issue of this Bulletin and other activities useful for the population of Moldova.
EDITORIAL TEAM
Elena Bivol, Claudia Partole, Valentin Ciubotaru
Dear Members of the Accredited CSOs to the UNCCD .
It is our pleasure to share with you the latest issue of our newsletter, that brings news related to land conservation and sustainable use of its resources. This fourth issue includes news and work updates from the CSO networks, Intergovernmental Working Group on Drought (IWG), Science-Policy Interface (SPI), technical guide of FAO-UNCCD process, as well as the CSO panel workplan SEP2020_CSOPanel_Newsletter-1. Stay tuned!
As COVID-19 upends lives and livelihoods across the planet, many of us continue to cope with the fallout of the pandemic, mobilizing and building action to protect our lands, we would like to continue to compile these inspiring stories so please do not hesitate to tell us how you carry on with the situation, and how you are able to meet the needs arising among the communities you work with.
We look forward to staying in touch with you!
Your CSO Panel.
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Aerial view: Nicolae Ciubotaru
Welcome to this new issue of the CSO panel JUNE-2020-CSO-Panel-Newsletter3.
We hope it finds you in good health. As everyone begins to take stock of the crisis linked to the COVID-19 pandemic, and as many of us reflect on how to build « the day after », it remains imperative to continue mobilization and action to protect lands, that is the support of biodiversity,source of our food, and indispensable for our health.
The celebration of 17 June « Desertification and Drought Day » is an opportunity to make noise about the situation of drylands. This year, the theme chosen by the UNCCD secretariat « Food.Feed.Fibre » invites us to question the impact of our consumption practices, particularly for our food and clothing, on the land. Many of you are also taking advantage of this day to raise awareness and make your messages heard by governments. Do not hesitate to share your experiences with the entire CSO community!
Finally, in this newsletter, we are pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Jiajia Luo, as alternate CSO Observer to the SPI, and the launch of the new CSO panel website. We look forward to staying in touch with you!
Your CSO Panel
List of articles and posts in Social media of NES Moldova is as follows: List of articles and posts in Social media of NES Moldova in 2019
We express sincere thanks to BIOS partners for cooperation with us in the implementation of projects. We are grateful to all co-organizers of training events and to the contributors of materials published by BIOS for the information of our readers. Our highest appreciation is due to International Land Coalition, which made possible the regular issue of this Bulletin and other activities useful for the population of Moldova.
EDITORIAL TEAM
Elena Bivol, Claudia Partole, Valentin Ciubotaru
The bulletin can be accessed on the link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/in7fq61m7b0ctiy/BioSynopsis%20nr.%2037.pdf?dl=0
74 UNGA UNCCD resolution adopted by the GA.doc (1)
https://www.unccd.int/sites/default/files/inline-files/74%20UNGA%20UNCCD%20resolution%20adopted%20by%20the%20GA.doc.pdf
Case study of land related issues in Soroca district – Article included in the proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “Eastern European Chernozemites – 140 years after V. Dokuceaev” and presented in the section: People centered land governance, organized by the Institute of Pedology, Agrochemistry and Soil Protection “Nicolae Dimo”, the National Society of Soil Science of Moldova, the Ministry of Agriculture, Regional Development and Environment of the Republic of Moldova, the Global Soil Partnership, the International Network of Black Soils, FAO and the Platform of the National Engagement Strategy in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova on October 2 – 3, 2019.
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