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IYRP 2026 Resolution approved by UN General Assembly

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Upcoming Events

3 December 2025

ILC Roadmap for IYRP 2026

01/26/2026

Middle East and North Africa Pastoralist Women's Gathering

2-5 April 2026

First International Seminar on Rangelands & Pastoralism: reality & challenges for sustainability

There are no past events listed.

Resources included on this website are scientific, educational and outreach materials that refer directly to the IYRP initiative.

 

Resources

  • IYRP Secretariat Members (August 2025)
    2025-06-21

News

  • French press release Nations unies déclarent 2026 AIPP
    2022-03-16
  • Arabic press release السنة الدولية للمراعي والرعاة
    2022-03-16
  • IYRP 1 page flyer_FR
    2021-07-17
  • UNEP R&P gap analysis summary Arabic
    2020-10-17
  • FAO doc on IYRP for COAG Arabic
    2020-10-02

    www.fao.org/3/nd394ar/nd394ar.pdf

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