The loss of productive land is a slow, steady and invisible process. At the current pace of land degradation, the international community will need to restore at least 1.5 billion hectares of land by 2030. Restoring more land than is degraded requires a large scale approach. This High-Level event brings countries, organizations and experts together to share policies that promote the best practices and encourage large-scale restoration efforts, in particular.

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Welcoming Remarks

Dr Muralee Thummarukudy

Director, G20 Global Land Initiative

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Ministerial Segment

H.E. Bat-Erdene Bat-Ulzii

Minister of Environment and Tourism, Mongolia

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H.E. Frank Tumwebaze

Minister of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries, Uganda

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Mr. Sang-seop Lim

Deputy Minister, Korea Forest Service, Republic of Korea

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Ms. Jenovive Chinyere

Great Green Wall Ambassador, Senegal

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Expert Segment

Mr. Plato K.T. Yip

Vice Chairman, Elion International Investment Limited

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Ms. Akanksha Khatri

Head of Nature and Biodiversity, World Economic Forum

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Mr. Charles Ehrhart

Global Solution Lead on Climate Change, Decarbonisation & Nature; and Global Head of Climate Risk,…

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Ms. Rebekah Shirley

Deputy Director for Africa, World Resources Institute

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This high-level event will be moderated by

Angela Churie-Kallhauge

Executive Vice President, Impact (Environment Defense Fund)

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