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Fishing community in Manipur’s Loktak Lake, a Ramsar designated wetland, is blending conservation initiatives with addressing imminent threats to their lives and livelihoods from external interventions. In tune with the objectives…
This Q&A session over lunch will bring economic representatives from five African and Pacific countries involved in the BIODEV2030 project to share their experience mainstreaming biodiversity in their sector to reconcile conservation and economic development.
Primary forests including intact forest landscapes (PF-IFL) are more important for us to preserve than other forests. Let that sink in. See this story map to explore the issues around PF-IFL, learn through case studies from forests across the world, and understand what you can do to help.…
This side event will look at where and how fisheries can fit in the Post-2020 GBF to meaningfully contribute to the sustainable use and conservation of biodiversity. Furthermore, it will shed some initial light on the challenge of fisheries reporting against the Post-2020 Targets.Ìý
Members of the Collaborative Partnership on Sustainable Wildlife Management and its partners will present their work illustrating the dependence of IPLCs on wild species, the various forms of benefit they derive from these resources, and how sustainable use of wild species contributes to…
Given the ever-evolving nature of science and the complex, varied nature of plastic pollution, itÌýis clear that the instrument to be adopted will need to be sufficientlyÌý flexible to allow for furtherÌýadjustments and additions to the obligations.ÌýIt is pivotal,Ìýthat the treaty should include…
Measures to address the problem ofÌýplastic pollution are to be found across several sub-fields of international law, resources law,Ìýinternational wildlife law, andÌý international freshwater law. Therefore, a clear need for effectiveÌýmechanisms of interaction between any new plastics treaty and…
The Plastic Pollution Treaty could benefit from many key concepts developed throughout treatyÌýpractice, especially that of multilateral environmental agreementsÌý (MEAs).
The Plastic Pollution Treaty’s scope, as articulated by United Nations Environment AssemblyÌý(UNEA) resolution 5/14, includes the circular economy and elementsÌý of the plastic life-cycleÌýas vital elements for addressing plastic pollution and production. To address these issues, theÌýPlastic…
Through United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) resolution 5/14 and subsequent effortsÌýby the Open-Ended Working Group, during INC-1, States andÌý stakeholders have the opportunityÌýto engage in the first steps toward the conclusion of a Plastic Pollution Treaty.