ECO 65 at COP15, MOP10 and MOP4

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ECO 65(11) 18 December 2022 as pdf or online

• Snowman to snow-mess: negotiations at COP15 are opening doors to risky technologies
• DSI decision should not undermine the scope of the CBD
• CBD Alliance ́s High Level Segment Statement with French and Spanish translation

ECO 65(10) 17 December 2022 as pdf or online

• Biodiversity for Her: an inclusive, rights-based post-2020 GBF with gender-responsive indicators
• Why is a human rights-based approach essential for the new Global Biodiversity Framework?
• The Four A’s for a successful GBF: Acknowledge, Act, Accountability, ASAP
• Wildlife trade causes pandemics and... sorry let me take my mask off

ECO 65(9) 16 December 2022 as pdf or online

• Rights over Profits
• Montreal Declaration on Small-Scale Women Farmers for Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Use

• The Elephant in the Negotiations Rooms at COP15: Global Tourism and its Impacts on Biodiversity and Indigenous Peoples

ECO 65(8) 15 December 2022 as pdf or online

• Reject false solutions and uphold agroecology in the Global Biodiversity Framework

• "A coalition of global corporations is lobbying hard to get their framework for self-reporting without accountability (aka TNFD), into the GBF"

• Corporate rights: Limited liability, unlimited powers

• Nature positive - positively meaningless?

ECO 65(7) 14 December 2022 as pdf or online

• Community participation from Central Asia in the GBF
• Rights guarantees for Colombia, the “world power of life”
• Developed Countries’ Double Standards on One Health

ECO 65(6) 13 December 2022 as pdf or online

• Legal, sustainable and safe use of biodiversity is a right of IPLCs
• “Nature Positive”: the new “con” in conservation
• Civil society organizations call CBD to strengthen precaution on geoengineering
• Centering Human Rights in the global biodiversity agenda

ECO 65(5) 12 December 2022 as pdf or online

• Grande marche pour le vivant / March for Biodiversity and Human Rights
• A GBF that does not stop extinction now will be a failure
• Some reflections on a Biodiversity Fund

ECO 65(4) 10 December 2022 as pdf or online

• A message to world leaders: that conservation cannot be done without people

• UNDROP and UNDRIP as two complementary instruments to promote, respect and safeguard the rights to enhance biodiversity

• Human rights and biodiversity

• Nature and culture: connectivity and rights

• Brazilian intransigence on biotech is a violation of human rights

• Target 3 and indicators

• Women’s rights are human rights! 

   

ECO 65(3) 9 December 2022 (pdf) or read all articles online

• Smallholder food producers - the key towards an ecologically sound and just transition in agricultural and food systems

• Agroecology is living in harmony with nature

• New threats for pollinators: scientists call for precautionary principle on genetic biotechnologies

• Timeline and Steps for an Enhanced Implementation Cycle: What should the implementation of the post-2020 global biodiversity framework look like?

ECO 65(2) 8 December 2022 (pdf) or read all articles online

• 30x30 Target – sanctioning extractive tourism and human rights violations in Africa?

• CBD Alliance COP 15 Opening statement

• Indigenous activists interrupted Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, demanding land rights and justice for Indigenous Peoples in Canada

• Why should UNDROP be in the Global Biodiversity Framework?
• Negotiate to make the Biodiversity Framework Global

ECO 65(1) - 7 December 2022 (pdf) or read all articles online

• There can be no agreement to save nature without inclusion of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities
• What would a good COP outcome look like for Africa?

• COP 15: an opportunity to hear the voice of the world's artisanal fishers, their contributions to the 2030 Agenda and the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework

• Mother Earth has Rights too

• Target 8, imaginary gigatonnes, and the Land Gap

• DSI: a big trap?

• All CBD watchdogs should guard against synthetic biology threats to biodiversity

• Marine protected areas: both quantity and quality matters

• One step forward, two steps backward – will Parties come to an agreement?

• What are the benefits of a comprehensive mechanism for the implementation, monitoring, reporting and review of the CBD and the GBF?

• Is the BRI in line with an “ecological civilization?” Whose future counts?