In the context of climate change and biodiversity loss, Guinea will strive to restore 375,000 ha, i.e. 55% of the total area of degraded lands, and limit to 1% (238,440 ha) the loss of non-degraded land relative to the 2000-2010 reference period with...

Goal: "Achieve LDN by 2030 compared to 2000-2010".

In relation to forest cover:
• To achieve LDN by the year 2030, Guinea-Bissau needs to increase forest cover by about 4.5%, i.e. to reforest about 40,000 ha of land, with an estimated increase in...

• By 2040, 1 738.8 km2 of forest will be restored 
• By 2040, 17.95 km2 of wetlands will be restored 
• By 2040, 29 000 km2  of degraded land (bare soils and other) will be restored 

Chile has selected nine action measures to achieve LDN. These measures allow avoiding, reducing and reversing land degradation with the aim of achieving land degradation neutrality. The measures are described in detail within CONAF (2016) and are, in...

Main target:
▪ Gabon is committed to achieving the goal of zero deforestation in order to achieve LDN by 2030, and all degraded lands defined by the baseline (2000-2015) must be restored.

Specific targets:
▪ Valorise traditional agriculture...

The Central African Republic strives to improve the state of more than 15% of the national territory (1,227,415.2 ha) by 2030 through coordinated actions on the restoration and conservation of degraded landscapes.

This national target can be...

General objective:
• LDN will be achieved in 2030, with reference to the period between 2000 and 2010.

Specific objectives (targets):
• Reduce conversion of forests into other land cover categories by 40% with reference to 2000-2010 levels and...

Main target:
By 2030, 75% of degraded land will be restored through concerted landscape restoration and preservation activities.  

Specific targets:
• The conversion of forests to other forms of land use due to logging and the development of...

The Dominican Republic commits to reaching land degradation neutrality in the year 2030, through restoration of lands currently undergoing degradation and by preventing degradation of non-degraded lands within 262,000 hectares. To meet this goal, the...

In order to stop land degradation in Burkina Faso, the country commits to reaching land degradation neutrality by 2030 by restoring 5 million hectares of degraded lands and by preventing degradation of non-degraded lands.

More specifically, the...