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COP15 Side Event Promotes Mangrove Restoration and Conservation
The event highlighted challenges and opportunities for mangrove conservation and restoration as a nature-based solution to climate change.
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Summit at COP15 Discusses Strengthening the Links Between Nature and Culture
UNU-IAS contributed to two sessions of the Nature and Culture Summit held at the UN Biodiversity Conference.
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Report Highlights Achievements of Satoyama Initiative in First 12 Years
A new report provides an overview of the achievements of the International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative (IPSI) since its launch in 2010.
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COMDEKS Phase 4: Contribution of the Satoyama Initiative to the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework
UNU-IAS will hold a side event at CBD COP15 on the roles of local actions & partnerships in landscape & seascape approaches to ecosystem restoration.
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Should STI policies in Latin America give priority to social inclusion?
UNESCO Chair webinar on STI policies for sustainable development in Latin America
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AFTER Carbon Roundtable Event
AFTER Carbon is a matchmaking service connecting experts to share knowledge and solve problems, ultimately helping to shape Africa’s position on the world stage.
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COP15 Event Highlights Green Finance and Production Landscapes for Effective Area-based Conservation
UNU-IAS co-organised an event at COP15 focused on Other Effective Area-based Conservation Measures (OECMs).
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COP15 Event Promotes Whole-of-Society Approach to Biodiversity Governance
A whole-of-society approach recognises and builds on a society-wide mobilisation of actors, ranging from non-state actors to all levels of government.
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Adam Day
Dr Adam Day is Head of the Geneva Office of United Nations University Centre for Policy Research.
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Greening the Blue Report 2022 Shows UN System Accelerating Efforts on Environmental Governance and Environmental Training
The annual Greening the Blue Report provides UN system-wide data on management functions and environmental impact.