We need a revolution in land management, says ICRAF’s Tony Simons
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Tony Simons is director general of the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF), which is based in Nairobi. At this year’s Global Landscapes Forum in the Kenyan capital this week, he’ll have some of the last words: he’s speaking in the Policy Plenary just before the conference finale, which will explore how to create enabling environments for transformational change in landscape management in the region.
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