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Our Impact

Live Impact Dashboard

GFIP measures impact through real improvements in forests, governance, and livelihoods. Tracking results ensures accountability and helps scale what works. 

GFIP tracks progress across key indicators including hectares restored or protected, emissions reduced, policies strengthened, and people reached, with results updated annually through country reporting and regional monitoring systems.

1,162,156

Terrestrial protected areas created or under improved management (Hectares)

44,433

Area of land restored (Hectares)

479,941

Area of landscapes under improved practices (excluding protected areas) (Hectares)

30,851,413

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Mitigated (metric tons of CO2e)

186,267

Direct Beneficiaries

What did we learn? 

GFIP implementation shows that lasting impact requires strong coordination across countries, effective governance systems, and sustainable financing. Inclusive approaches—especially engaging communities and women—lead to better outcomes. Continuous monitoring and knowledge sharing help refine strategies, ensuring that lessons learned are applied to strengthen future work and scale what works. 

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