has helped to promote the UN agenda within Korean society and has played a major role in promoting the UN's values. In collaboration with various environmental groups around the world, KFEM helps to raise global citizens' voices to protect Korean natural resources and ecosystems and global resources. In the past, KFEM has been active in the desertification prevention in China Mongolia, to act against the increasing sandstorms that threaten the livelihoods of all peoples across Northeast Asia. Together with Chinese NGO, KFEM worked to protect and restore the grasslands of northern China by planting grass. Along with local residents, KFEM has planted 900 hectares of grassland in the alkali desertification zone of Northwest Jilin province from 2003 to 2007, and planted 200 hectares of grassland in Manduh Bulag within the northern part of Inner Mongolia in 2007. In 2014, KFEM is carrying out an international project in the wetland areas of the Brazilian Amazon and supports the Korean city Suncheon in an exchange with the Brazilian city Curitiba (Citade Ecologica do Brazil). Policy goals KFEM pursues a number of policy goals by seeking to, among others: create a world of sustainable consumption protect the environmental rights of biologically and socially vulnerable conserve natural ecosystems and build an ecologically friendly land use system in Korea reform laws and institutions to make the public sector more ecologically sound reorganize the industrial structure and taxation system to produce an ecologically sustainable economy work towards denuclearization, both in terms of weapons reduction and power generation solutions building an energy system based on renewable energy and work proactively to mitigate climate change achieve green local governance through grassroots civil society movements strengthen international cooperation and solidarity in order to protect the global environment Organization There are six specialized organizations that are affiliated with KFEM: Citizens' Information Center for Environment (CICE) The Citizens' Information Center for Environment (Information Center) originated from the Information Center of Korean Anti-Pollution Movement Association (KAPMA) in February 1991. It became one of six affiliated organizations of KFEM in February 1995. Managing the KFEM homepage, CICE aims to raise public awareness of environmental issues and suggests eco-friendly policies to society. The major online campaigns of CICE are: protecting the endangered black-faced spoonbills in Asia Pacific reducing through promoting bicycle use facilitating three-way sharing of environmental information among NGOs from China, Japan, and Korea (enviroasia.info) [dead-link] reducing electronic waste in the Asia Pacific