Interfaith Rainforest Initiative

The Interfaith Rainforest Initiative was launched at the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo, Norway, on 19 June 2017. In a first-of-its-kind summit, Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu and Taoist religious leaders joined forces with indigenous peoples from Brazil, Colombia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Indonesia, Meso-America and Peru to make the protection of rainforests an ethical priority for the world’s faith communities. he Interfaith Rainforest Initiative is an international, multi-faith alliance that aims to bring moral urgency and faith-based leadership to global efforts to end tropical deforestation. The Interfaith Rainforest Initiative is a platform for religious leaders and faith-based communities to work hand-in-hand with indigenous peoples, governments, civil society and businesses on actions that protect rainforests and safeguard those that serve as their guardians.

Activity period 2017–2024
Last CoAct update n/a
Web URL https://www.interfaithrainforest.org/
Output effectiveness
0.38
Accountability Index
0.17
Inclusiveness Index
0.47
Num. actors 0
Functions Technical implementation, Campaigning, Participatory management, Training
SDGs 11 13 15
Themes land use, human settlements
Policy focus Mainly mitigation
Sectors Agriculture, forestry and fishing
Implementation countries Brazil, Colombia, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the), Indonesia, Peru
Target Target type
No targets have been defined