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La lutte contre la désertification préoccupe la Francophonie

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October 28, 2015
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Secrétaire Exécutive de la CCNUD, Monique Barbut (PHOTO: ClimateReporters/Didier Hubert Madafime)
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Il existe un lien entre les terres et le climat. Certes, ce lien a été pendant longtemps ignoré ou négligé. Le sujet est au cœur des débats à l’occasion de la 12ème Conférence des Parties sur la désertification qui se tient à Ankara en Turquie.

Comment faire de la lutte contre les changements climatiques et des Objectifs du Développement Durable les leviers pour la préservation des terres, c’est autour de cette problématique que la Francophonie a mobilisé le monde francophone à Anadoulou hôtel d’Ankara.

Justement, voici le point que fait Didier Hubert Madafimè. Il est en ligne depuis Ankara.

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