
COP16: Wealthy Nations Shift Conservation Funding to Private Sector
Wealthy nations at COP16 shift focus from public to private funding to address a $200 billion annual conservation gap by 2030.
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Wealthy nations at COP16 shift focus from public to private funding to address a $200 billion annual conservation gap by 2030.
Former UNEP Director Erik Solheim emphasizes the vital role of youth in global sustainability, critiques COP16’s progress, and calls for increased support to least developed nations ahead of COP29 in Azerbaijan.
COP16 in Cali, Colombia, concludes with global leaders agreeing on pivotal strategies to conserve the worldโs biodiversity, marking a significant step towards sustainable environmental practices.
COP16 in Colombia concluded with three major biodiversity agreements, but funding pledges to the Global Biodiversity Fund fell short, highlighting urgent challenges in conservation.
Over 190 nations gathered in Cali, Colombia for COP16, committing to ambitious biodiversity goals and showcasing innovative conservation efforts. Key themes included financial mobilization and ecosystem protection.
A dedicated photographer from Yunnan Province captures the region’s unique biodiversity, fostering public engagement at the ongoing UN Biodiversity Conference in Colombia.
China aims to sustain its leadership in biodiversity conservation at the ongoing COP16 summit in Cali, building on its legacy from COP15 and the Kunming-Montreal Framework.
COP16โs Biodiversity Jenga art installation calls for urgent action to protect global ecosystems, highlighting the need for immediate conservation efforts.
At COP16, Colombia unveils a ‘Green Zone’ to facilitate broader participation and enhance biodiversity initiatives.
At COP16 in Cali, the Kunming Biodiversity Fund approved nine projects across 15 countries to advance global biodiversity conservation.