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Global progress on 2030 deforestation goal
A report issued by Climate Focus and sponsored by more than 24 research and civil society organizations reveals that the world is not nearing the achievement of the pledge to halt deforestation by 2030, despite a decrease in the rate of forest loss last year. Approximately 7 million hectares of forest were cleared in 2025, which is 15% less than in 2024, yet it still exceeds the maximum threshold of 4.2 million hectares aligned with the 2030 goal. Tropical Africa is the most affected region, losing 2.4 million hectares in 2025. Although this represents a 33% decline thanks to the efforts of Brazil's president, deforestation in the Congo Basin remains high due to agricultural expansion, logging, and mining.
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