The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) is a multilateral environmental agreement aimed at combating desertification and mitigating drought effects. It focuses on sustainable land management, improving living conditions in drylands, and promoting international cooperation. The UNCCD targets countries experiencing serious drought and desertification, particularly in Africa. Its unique selling proposition is its legally binding framework that unites governments, scientists, and communities to restore and manage land resources. Services include developing national action programs, promoting research, and facilitating access to technology and funding for affected countries[1][3][5].