17/06/2026
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Nearly 40% of global land is already degraded, impacting over 3 billion people and threatening food and water security. This is not a distant crisis, it is unfolding now, reshaping lives and landscapes.
The land is losing its strength, quietly, steadily, and often unnoticed. Soil that once fed communities is turning barren, and water that once sustained life is becoming scarce.But this is also a call for restoration, every effort to protect soil and water is a step toward resilience. The question is no longer what is happening to our land, but what are we doing to restore it.
Protect the soil.
Restore the land.
Secure the future.
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