Dear participants, we write to you as members of civil society organizations and most importantly as members of the CBD Alliance, to express our deep concerns about the outcomes of the Informal Group on the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework.
Please kindly refer to the attached open letter below for more information
This document is intended as an information tool for civil society, especially for those who are unable to follow the CBD negotiations, to provide a common ground for the work that lies ahead in preparations for COP 15 and the adoption of a new Post-2020 GBF.
Civil society organizations and experts call draft new global action plan on biodiversity conservation disappointingly weak and unacceptable
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As governments worldwide begin a new round of formal discussions on proposed new measures under the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) to protect Earth’s biodiversity, the CBD Alliance has issued a stern warning that the talks are going off track, with potentially dire consequences.
A dialogue fuelled by the presentations of Frederic Hache from Green Finance Observatory and Souparna Laihiri from Global Forest Coalition provided important information to understand what is hidden behind the apparent innocent concept
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This briefing note presents the state of the play of negotiations leading to the adoption of a post2020 Global Biodiversity Framework under the Convention on Biological Diversity.
Written by Lim Li Ching, TWN
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The Do's and Dont's document presents the key points that civil society advocates for in the road towards the adoption of a new global biodiversity framework.
Thematic Consultation on Area-based conservation measures for the post-2020 global biodiversity framework tool place in Montreal, Canada from December 1 to 3, 2019. The workshop was an expert meeting aimed at providing specific inputs for the use of the Co-Chairs of the Working Group on the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework for considerat
The report presents the results of the first meeting of the OEWG on post-2020. It also includes a summary of discussions around specific issues that were addressed by civil society during our preparatory meeting.
This is the reponse from the Secretaria on regards to our open letter in reference to a particular action undertaken in the framework of the relation between the CBD's Secretariat and the World Economic Forum.
This report does not aim to present an exhaustive analysis of each agenda item discussed at SBSTTA 22, but rather to point out key and relevant aspects of the agenda that relate to the work of civil society and that could help in the advocacy work of the organizations and networks interested in the CBD process.
The report does not aim to present an exhaustive analysis of the whole agenda discussed at SBI 2, but rather to point out relevant aspects of key agenda items that relate to the work of civil society and that could help in the advocacy work of the organizations and networks interested in the CBD process.
Open letter by CBD Alliance members Bonn, 16.11.2017
Over the past two months, civil society groups from all over the world within the CBD Alliance network have been discussing, debating and coming to agreement on what they believe to be the key issues for the Hyderabad COP.
