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Landscape climate finance

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Three pillars for financing sustainable and resilient landscapes

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It works to enable people who suffer (potential) negative social and/or environmental consequences from IKI project.

Any person or a group of persons, or a community that has been or may be affected negatively by an IKI project may file a complaint.
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