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Impact Tracking Database: Submission #618

Submission Number: 618
Submission ID: 74579
Submission UUID: 78c3866e-77e7-48de-aed8-8df02ac64e0c
Submission URI: /impact-tracking

Created: Wed, 20/12/2023
Completed: Wed, 20/12/2023
Changed: Wed, 20/12/2023

Remote IP address: 10.208.1.100
Submitted by: ana.costiniu
Language: English

Is draft: No

Green grass “conveyors” in Kazakhstan keep soil and bee conservation moving ahead

English (396)
Kazakhstan is receiving the BES Solution Fund to bring together science, policy and practice communities into awareness-raising and training, particularly on issues related to pollinator conservation and land restoration. The fund is provided through UNDP’s Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Network (BES-Net), a joint initiative with UNEP-WCMC and UNESCO, funded by the German Government and SwedBio, which aims to translate lessons learned from IPBES’ global, regional and thematic assessments into tangible solutions on the ground. The project has developed an approach called the "green grass/honeycomb conveyor" that serves three main functions: conserving land resources, providing sustainable forage for livestock and bees, and sustaining pollinators. Simply put, a green grass/honey conveyor provides a continuous supply of pollen and efficiently keeps bees in the field.
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