05-08-2015, 11:44 AM
Ambitious, but interesting.
Initial observation is that most of this is concerned with states "affected by desertification", but presumably the real threat is to states that are not yet, but can be/could be/will be, affected by desertification, as those are much less likely to have mitigation measures in place already. So I would suggest supplementing the IMO's role with not just looking at areas where desertification is in effect, but where it could spread to.
Initial observation is that most of this is concerned with states "affected by desertification", but presumably the real threat is to states that are not yet, but can be/could be/will be, affected by desertification, as those are much less likely to have mitigation measures in place already. So I would suggest supplementing the IMO's role with not just looking at areas where desertification is in effect, but where it could spread to.