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Reducing Carbon Emissions, Let Soil and Trees Do the Dirty Work

Dear Colleagues,

We are happy to share an update from the World Bank’s forest and climate finance funds, Reducing Carbon Emissions, Let Soil and Trees Do the Dirty Work. This includes a 2-minute animation about this work. Please find below suggested social media to share the story with your network.  

Suggested Twitter:
  • Climate-smart approaches to reducing emissions from forestry, agriculture and energy, among other sectors, have the greatest potential to improve sustainable livelihoods while limiting the impacts of climate change. [Link + video]
  • Watch to learn how innovative carbon accounting across a diverse landscape can make an economic, environmental and social impact, at scale. [Link + video]
  • A landscape is more than the sum of its parts. It may have forests, water resources, farms. Healthy forests and fertile landscapes improve and create livelihoods. [Link + video]

Suggested Facebook:
  • A landscape is more than the sum of its parts. It may have forests, water resources, farms. Healthy forests and fertile landscapes improve and create livelihoods. Watch to learn how the Bank’s BioCarbon Fund Initiative for Sustainable Forest Landscapes developed the first-of-its-kind methodology for accounting for carbon emissions across a diverse landscape. These efforts can make an economic, environmental and social impact, at scale. [Link + video]

Let me know if you have any questions.

Best,
Catherine


Catherine Sear
Communications Officer
Forests and Landscapes Climate Finance
T +1 (202) 473-5628
M +1 (202) 415-8930


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