Today 70% of the victims of serious and permanent undernourishment – an estimated 600 million people – live in drylands.
Drynet, a global network of civil society organisations works alongside dryland communities, to support their initiatives, co-create solutions, amplify their voices and influence international policies for a more sustainable future.
Meet the CS4LDN Mentees: Local Voices Shaping Global Land Restoration Six of the twelve mentees in the CS4LDN mentorship programme share their perspectives. From West Africa to Latin America and
By Noel Oettle, Drynet Coordinator In 2024 Drynet, Both ENDS and IUCN launched the CS4LDN project, entitled “Strengthening Civil Society Role in Achieving Land Degradation Neutrality”. This innovative 3-year project,
By Victorine Che Thöner, IUCN In my youth, I loved the animated series, The Bear, the Tiger and the Others. The characters lived in a small, cozy house by a
Drynet is a global network of civil society organisations (CSOs) dedicated to supporting communities and influencing policy to achieve sustainable and resilient drylands worldwide.
Drynet facilitates the co-creation of local solutions, shares knowledge among dryland communities globally, and advocates for effective, community-centric policies at international forums like the UNCCD.
Drynet is a global network with members across Africa, Asia, and Latin America, focusing on regions most affected by desertification and land degradation.
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