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Paths to restoration: a UN decade webinar series for the Arab region 

Ecosystem restoration strategies are being implemented across the Arab region! Highlighting youth perspectives and initiatives, tools for monitoring progress, and actions to foster strong alliances and commitment, the UNEP ROWA/FAO RNE webinar series presents a comprehensive panorama.

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Paths to Restoration, Arab region, webinar series official press release

Don’t miss out on “Paths to restoration: a UN decade webinar series for the Arab region”. Covering youth perspectives, monitoring tools, strategies for collaboration, and a diversity of initiatives, this series offers a broad and insightful look at how ecosystem restoration is being implemented across the region.

With sessions scheduled throughout the second half of 2025, this webinar series will explore four key topics:

· Youth Innovation and Leadership for Ecosystem Restoration 
1 July, 10:00–11:30 CEST

· Ecosystem Restoration Monitoring Tools for Tracking Progress 

14 July, 10:00–11:30 CEST

· Synergies for Ecosystem Restoration 

22 October, 10:00–11:30 CEST

· World Restoration Flagship: Ecosystem Restoration Initiatives in the Arab Region 

19 November, 10:00–11:30 CEST

The initiative is led by the United Nations Environment Programme – Regional Office for West Asia (UNEP ROWA) and the Food and Agriculture Organization – Regional Office for the Near East and North Africa (FAO RNE).

Register now!

Have a look at the official press release and find out more about the agenda and the subjects at UNEP’s website.

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