02/12/2020
© UN Environment Programme
Generation Restoration - World Children's Day
The UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration starts in 2021. It is a global rallying cry for everyone to get involved in reviving degraded and damaged ecosystems around the world – from governments and multinational companies to school classes.
It is youth and future generations who are most impacted by the consequences of the current rapid destruction of ecosystems. They also stand to benefit the most from the creation of sustainable jobs based on a restoration economy. The UN Decade’s strategy makes a direct link between the wellbeing of youth and the goals of restoration. Education for restoration will turn today’s children into ecosystem ambassadors, provide skills for sustainable jobs and ensure that the UN Decade’s achievements far outlive its timeframe.
To find out more visit www.decadeonrestoration.org
It is youth and future generations who are most impacted by the consequences of the current rapid destruction of ecosystems. They also stand to benefit the most from the creation of sustainable jobs based on a restoration economy. The UN Decade’s strategy makes a direct link between the wellbeing of youth and the goals of restoration. Education for restoration will turn today’s children into ecosystem ambassadors, provide skills for sustainable jobs and ensure that the UN Decade’s achievements far outlive its timeframe.
To find out more visit www.decadeonrestoration.org
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