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Why accelerating ecosystem restoration in the Sahel must be a priority this decade
Why must accelerating ecosystem restoration in the Sahel be a priority?
Florian Reber
MA in Political Science, University of Lausanne; studies in UN human rights policy and Swiss foreign policy. Former: Intern, management and strategy consulting in commodities and energy, Embassy of Switzerland in Stockholm; Analyst Consultant, The Advisory House. Currently, Senior Associate, Environment and Sustainability, World Economic Forum. Expertise: electricity production, renewable energies, rational use
of energy.
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