As the COP 16, the international conference dedicated to biodiversity, approaches, it becomes essential to highlight key strategies for effective engagement. The preservation of ecosystems and species is crucial in the face of current environmental challenges. By mobilizing innovative approaches and promoting cooperation among states, private sector actors, and civil society, it is possible to create a conducive framework for concrete decisions. This article examines avenues to explore to maximize the impact of this conference and contribute to sustainable solutions for global biodiversity.
Progress under the Global Biodiversity Framework
As we approach the next biodiversity conference, it is crucial to take stock of the progress made under the Global Biodiversity Framework since its adoption nearly two years ago. The Biodiversity Plan has seen the establishment of strategies by governments and businesses to achieve global biodiversity goals. This conference will recap these actions and provide an overview of what lies ahead at the COP 16 to be held in Cali, Colombia.
Key Actions by Governments and Businesses
Key actions undertaken by governments and businesses to advance biodiversity goals include:
- The protection and restoration of natural habitats
- The reduction of pollution and deforestation
- The promotion of sustainable use of natural resources
These initiatives aim to create a path towards a nature-positive economy.
Major Discussion Topics
This year, the major discussion and negotiation topics will focus on the implications for businesses and financial institutions. Key points of attention include:
- New regulations on biodiversity
- Funding for biodiversity protection
- Public-private partnerships for sustainability
Strategic Steps for Businesses
For businesses, financial institutions, and investors, effective engagement in this conference is crucial. Here are some strategic steps to consider:
- Actively participate in discussions and panels
- Adopt and promote sustainable practices
- Invest in nature restoration projects
These actions will help support a future where biodiversity is preserved.
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List of Speakers
Here are the main speakers for this conference:
- Moderator: Alex Novarro, Director of Nature, Trellis Group
- Speaker: Helena Pavese, Nature and Climate Lead, Suzano
Key Strategies for COP 16
| Protection and restoration | Initiatives for safeguarding natural habitats |
| Reduction of pollution | Actions against pollution and deforestation |
| Sustainable practices | Promotion of sustainable resource usage |
| Funding | Investment in ecological projects |
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