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    Zambia
    Kafue Flats, Zambia

    A vision to maintain the vast wetlands of the Zambezi basin, like the Kafue Flats, to remain wild water landscapes. In turn providing consistent fishing opportunities, building materials for homes, fodder for animals, and water supply.

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    Paraguay
    Upper Parana Atlantic Forests

    The Upper Parana River region includes the iconic Iguazu Falls. Once all rainforests home to large populations of jaguars, now only small disconnected patches remain. The program aims to establish biodiversity corridors to connect, protect and restore forests remnants and support more sustainable agriculture within a wider river basin approach.

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    Georgia
    Western Georgia Forest Landscape Partnership

    This program aims to secure multiple functions of the landscape including biodiversity, carbon storage, climate resilience and local economy through multipurpose sustainable management of forests, agriculture and rivers with associated value chains.

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    Malaysia
    Malaysia: Ulu Muda Forest Complex in Kedah State

    The state of Kedah is considered to be the ‘Rice Bowl of Malaysia’ supplying the nation with 40 percent of the crop. Located in the northwest of the peninsular part of the country, it is one of the oldest states in terms of human settlement, dating back to the 4th

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    Cameroon, Congo, Gabon
    TRIDOM: Tri-National Dja-Odzala-Minkébé

    Spread over three countries – Cameroon, the Republic of Congo and Gabon – the Tri-National Dja-Odzala-Minkébé (TRIDOM) transborder forest covers 178,000 km², or 10% of the Congo Basin rainforest. TRIDOM is a forested area that spans Cameroon, the Republic of Congo and Gabon. It contains large numbers of elephants, chimpanzees

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    Fiji Islands
    Great Sea Reef

    The reef has been part of the Fijian lifestyle for centuries, and now generates almost half of the Fiji economy through tourism and fisheries. The Great Sea Reef program will address the threats to the resilience of the reefs including siltation, nutrient poisoning, habitat loss and poor waste management. This

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100Years, Althelia, Barry Callebaut, Birdlife, Clarmondial, Climate Bonds Initiative, Commonland, CPIC (Coalition for Private
Investment in Conservation), Crowdicity, EcoAg Partners, Ecosia, FAO, Freshfields Lawyers, GERES, Global Landscape
Forum, Gold Standard, H&M, IDH & Green, IERSt, IKEA, IUCN, New Generation Plantations, PWC, Rainforest Alliance,
Southpole, TechMatters, WCS and WRI.