Policy Messages, Final Report, HLPF Outcomes and further Comments from the Global Soil Week 2017.  What do we need? […]

New study tracks Germany’s footprints and resource flows. The 2030 Agenda acknowledges the international responsibility of countries for the economic, environmental, and social effects related to high levels of consumption. These effects are often felt across national borders and are, in turn, influenced by trans-boundary dynamics and international trade. [...]

Achieving sustainable development until 2030

Achieving sustainable development in all countries of the world represents an unprecedented challenge – and a once in a generation opportunity. In support of the HLPF, we offer a platform for an open, inclusive and participatory review of SDGs that depend on soil quality and the access to land. [...]

The work of the IASS Global Soil Forum with an international network of partners envisions a world in which soil is sustainably managed and responsibly governed. This is a vision in which functioning ecosystems and the equitable distribution of resources predominate over the current reality of land degradation, enduring poverty and hunger [...]