The document discusses the creation of a global network to promote evergreen agriculture. The key points discussed are: 1) The network would foster collaboration, information sharing, and capacity building to support nations scaling up evergreen agriculture practices. 2) It would serve as a clearinghouse for research evidence, support on-ground projects, and promote evergreen agriculture to donors and governments. 3) The network would require $50 million to establish a global fund, promote the evergreen agriculture brand, conduct pilots to generate evidence, and strategically invest in expansion through training and resources.
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