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    Driving Business Action on the Global Biodiversity Framework

    UNEP-WCMC hosted the inaugural Nature Action Dialogues in July 2024 with a vision to scale private sector action in the lead up to the United Nations Biodiversity Conference, COP16. The event catalysed discussions on how businesses and financial institutions can establish meaningful strategies and approaches to address their impacts and dependencies on biodiversity and scale…

    Driving Business Action on the Global Biodiversity Framework
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    Agri-businesses can achieve sustainability outcomes with landscape-level approaches

    This new business brief aims to inform businesses on the philosophy and practice behind landscape-level approaches. After reading this report, senior management, nature and sustainability teams will have an overview of integrated landscape management and have a preliminary introduction to promoting it within their organisations.

    Agri-businesses can achieve sustainability outcomes with landscape-level approaches
  • From data to decisions: Learning from our partners

    Healthy ecosystems are vital to economic stability and the well-being of us all. Relentless pursuit of economic growth, development and urban expansion has led to a “triple planetary crisis” of climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss. This crisis has far-reaching implications for present and future generations. Solving the triple planetary crisis is not straightforward. Challenges…

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    From data to decisions: Learning from our partners
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    How to achieve impact through global value chains?

    The definition of value chain action is increasingly understood as decisions that will influence other actors within business value chains – whether upstream suppliers or downstream consumers. But as we know value chains are complex and we hear repeated exclamations that companies have tens of thousands of suppliers, so how on earth can they influence them?

    How to achieve impact through global value chains?
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    The crucial role for data in developing sustainable infrastructure

    Building essential infrastructure is crucial as the world works towards ambitious sustainability goals. Estimates indicate that 70 per cent of the infrastructure needed by 2050 has not yet been built. With increased investment in infrastructure being a key policy priority, there is an urgent need to ensure that new infrastructure delivers sustainable and nature positive…

    The crucial role for data in developing sustainable infrastructure
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    Call for peer review from Parties and observers to improve monitoring of progress towards gender-responsive implementation of the Biodiversity Plan

    Parties and observers to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) are invited to peer review the draft indicator methodology for measuring progress on the national implementation of the CBD Gender Plan of Action. Experts at the UN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC) have worked with partners to develop a new draft methodology for…

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    Call for peer review from Parties and observers to improve monitoring of progress towards gender-responsive implementation of the Biodiversity Plan