Showcasing Best Practices for Global Impact

To showcase best practice, G20 GLI engages in the following activities: sharing knowledge, showcasing best practices and fostering collaboration. The outputs of these activities are information hubs, communities of practice, and leadership awards. Ultimately, these outputs contribute to the following outcomes: enhanced technical capacity in all thematic areas and policies, laws and programmes across the world.

How we are showcasing best practices

The Global Restoration Information Hub and the new, cutting-edge Geospatial Data Platform for Land Restoration are two of the most powerful tools yet established to accelerate the G20’s ambition to reduce degraded land by half by 2040. These platforms empower countries and organizations to strengthen their restoration commitments and scale their efforts.

Exhibitions

The exhibition will result in an expected 50,000 in-person participants (at the physical space in the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn) and 100,000 website views (at the virtual space of saveland.art) while engaging many more through a book and a travelling exhibition. For this initiative, one performance indicator is one hundred million youths engaged by 2040.

Targeted events

At UNFCCC COP28, the G20 Global Land Initiative co-hosted the Land & Drought Resilience Pavilion, highlighting land restoration and drought resilience. At UNCCD COP16, it hosted the Restoration Pavilion to showcase innovations and build partnerships for sustainable land use, advancing its mission to reduce global land degradation by 50% by 2040.

Side events and workshops

See it in action