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The Post 2020 Biodiversity Framework-EU support project empowered decision-makers and stakeholders worldwide to implement the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) for the well-being of present and future generations.
It was funded by the European Union and implemented by Expertise France.

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BIODIVERSITY IS A HUMAN CONCERN

BIODIVERSITY IS A HUMAN CONCERN

Maintaining a healthy planet means looking after nature while safeguarding the wellbeing of present and coming generations.

6 YEARS OF MOBILIZATION

6 YEARS OF MOBILIZATION

Facilitate the effective adoption and the prompt implementation of a transformative Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework.

2 SHARED OBJECTIVES

2 SHARED OBJECTIVES

To facilitate the prompt uptake of strategic Global Biodiversity Framework’s components.

To foster ambitious commitments and actions by key stakeholders for Nature and People.

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BIODIVERSITY IS A HUMAN CONCERN

BIODIVERSITY IS A HUMAN CONCERN

Maintaining a healthy planet means looking after nature while safeguarding the wellbeing of present and coming generations.

6 YEARS OF MOBILIZATION

6 YEARS OF MOBILIZATION

Facilitate the effective adoption and the prompt implementation of a transformative Global Biodiversity Framework, the Biodiversity Plan for Life on Earth.

2 SHARED OBJECTIVES

2 SHARED OBJECTIVES

To facilitate the prompt uptake of strategic components of the Biodiversity Plan (the GBF).

To foster ambitious commitments and actions by key stakeholders for Nature and People.

our strategy

Building momentum to ensure the prompt implementation of a transformative GBF across the globe.

OUR APPROACH

Working jointly with governments, the private sector and civil society to support transformative solutions and positive innovations to reverse biodiversity loss and to safeguard human and ecosystems’ health.

our focus

 Integrating biodiversity considerations into policies, practices and economic activities that affect or depend on nature and its services requires an integrative and holistic approach.

Mainstreaming & Governance

The mobilization, inclusion and commitment of the largest possible range of stakeholders can enable effective change in national policy by mainstreaming biodiversity in practice and showing how policy can support these contributions.

engaging stakeholders

 Mainstreaming biodiversity across food systems is a genuinely cross-cutting subject. It goes beyond applying safeguarding mechanisms to tackle biodiversity loss or keeping endangered species out of harm’s way.

TRANSFORMING AGRIFOOD SYSTEMS

 Cities, subnational and local governments (SNLGs) have the capacity and willingness to be cornerstones of biodiversity mainstreaming, with direct authority on spatial management at the heart of the economy, and as key intermediaries between different levels of governance.

GREENING CITIES

 Ecosystem restoration can address environmental and socioeconomic aspects simultaneously, but only if it integrates local ecosystem’s needs and features in restoration plans, providing information to support decision-makers for its effective implementation.

Ecosystem restoration

 Spatial planning generally consists in projecting long-term goals on geographical areas, thus inherently addressing all aspects of development (environmental, economic and social).

Landscape & Seascape Approaches

OUR GLOBAL REACH

OUR REACH

OUR PROJECT ENGAGED IN 10 PARTNER COUNTRIES AT THE NATIONAL, THE REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVELS TO FOSTER INNOVATIVE AND POSITIVE SOLUTIONS ON STRATEGIC BIODIVERSITY TOPICS.

We facilitated dialogues to share knowledge on best practices focusing on priority thematics. We also provided technical expertise to shape a path towards a Nature-positive future.

To be nature-positive by 2030, we must urgently engage the whole of society in transformative actions, and address direct and indirect drivers of biodiversity loss and ecosystems degradation.

whole of society mobilization

ALL PARTNERS

Our project collaborated with more than 60 stakeholders across the world, all engaged in implementing the Global Biodiversity Framework.

By working with government representatives in key countries, our project supports them in identifying and implementing transformative actions for biodiversity.

Decision- makers

Our project aims at scaling up investments in biodiversity by showcasing initiatives aimed at redirecting public and private funds to nature-positive activities.

private sectors

By promoting best practices, outreach and awareness raising, our project encourages the mainstreaming of biodiversity into business strategies and practices.

finance & philanthropy

Our project contributes to the mobilization of local, subnational and regional governments, as key actors for an effective implementation of the GBF on the ground.

Cities, Local & SUBNATIONAL GOV.

Jointly with research Institutions and academia, our project disseminates positive solutions for impactful biodiversity policies and powerful monitoring systems.

Research Institutions & Academia

Our project partners with international organizations to promote nature-positive policies worldwide.

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONs

Together with NGO’s, Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities, Women and Youth, our project facilitates inclusive governance of the GBF.

CIVIL society

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and informed to facilitate
transformative change

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  • This was funded by the European Union. Its contents were the sole responsibility of the Post 2020 Biodiversity Framework-EU Support project and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.
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