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Tree-based bioenergy systems: sustainable development with mitigation and adaptation co-benefits
Marrakesh
15 Nov 2016
Side-event at UNFCCC COP 22, co-hosted by the World Agroforestry Centre and INBAR
Tree-based bioenergy systems can contribute to sustainable development in developing countries while providing strong mitigation and adaptation co-benefits. The event will present solutions how bioenergy systems can be modern, accessible and affordable within a realistic development perspective. There will be a dedicated section on ICRAF’s website closer to the event.