USD 1.08 Million Project Approved for Mongolian Forest Restoration and Carbon Market…

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What happened

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The 15th Session of the Assembly of the Asian Forest Cooperation Organization was held in Seoul, South Korea, on October 29-30, 2026. During the session, a project worth USD 1.08 million was approved for Mongolia. This initiative aims to establish a center dedicated to forest restoration, wildfire management, and preparing the country for participation in the carbon market.

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Why it matters

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The project is intended to restore degraded and fire-damaged forests and strengthen forest fire prevention capabilities in Mongolia. The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change stated that the project aligns with the national “Billion Trees” movement and strengthens international cooperation.

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Who's involved

MongoliaParticipated via a delegation led by the Head of the Forestry Agency
Ministry of Environment and Climate ChangeStated the project represents a step toward aligning the national “Billion Trees” movement

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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The project's emphasis on carbon market readiness could support the Asian Development Bank's green investment mandate

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