South Sudan is home to the largest designated Ramsar wetland of environmental importance, the Sudd, which is pivotal in regulating the weather patterns in the Sahel, the Horn of Africa and the greater East Africa region. The Sudd acts as a barrier to the southward encroachment of the Sahara desert
South Sudan is home to the largest designated Ramsar wetland of environmental importance, the Sudd, which is pivotal in regulating the weather patterns in the Sahel, the Horn of Africa and the greater East Africa region. The Sudd acts as a barrier to the southward encroachment of the Sahara desert and its preservation and management is consequently expected to be South Sudan’s most significant contribution toward buffering against the impacts of climate change at the regional level.
Preservation and management of Ramsar wetland is expected to be South Sudan‘s most significant contribution Preservation and management of Ramsar wetland is expected to be South Sudan‘s most significant contribution
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Sectoral Mitigation Plans
M_SecGen3
Information on sectoral plans
Sectoral plans on
LULUCF/Forestry
Wetlands