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🗓️ 3-11 SEPTEMBER 2021 |
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The IUCN World Conservation Congress comes just months before CBD adopts this framework. As the largest marketplace of conservation expertise and the only international forum on biodiversity with outcomes decided by governments, civil society and indigenous peoples’ together, the IUCN Congress is a unique opportunity to shape the ambition and galvanize the necessary action at levels commensurate with the challenge we all face.
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Related sessions
| Date | Room | Title | Features | Session type | Themes | Favourite |
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| Identifying perverse incentives in Switzerland - steps towards achieving Aichi target 3 |
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Speaker Pitch |
Economic and financial systems |
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Monday 06 Sep 19:00 - 21:00 |
H3 - Vital Sites for a Protected Planet | Celebrating protected and conserved areas: Success stories from BIOPAMA and BEST |
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Social and Cultural event |
Economic and financial systems Knowledge, innovation and technology |
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Wednesday 08 Sep 19:00 - 20:30 |
H3 - Post-2020 Partnership Pavilion | Equity, Ecosystems and Scarcity- The Global Sand Crisis and Infrastructure (Infrastructure and Nature Coalition) |
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Exhibition Event |
Climate change |
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Monday 06 Sep 11:00 - 12:30 |
H3 - Post-2020 Partnership Pavilion | Addressing Biodiversity Risks in Infrastructure Investment (Infrastructure and Nature Coalition) |
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Exhibition Event |
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Monday 06 Sep 09:00 - 10:30 |
H8 - 4 Martinique | The Outlook for World Heritage at 50 - crisis or crossroads? |
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Thematic Stream Session |
Landscapes Knowledge, innovation and technology |
Related motions
| Motion ID | Title |
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| Ecological connectivity conservation in the post-2020 global biodiversity framework: from local to international levels | |
| Enhancing implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity through National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs) | |
| Recognising, reporting and supporting other effective area-based conservation measures | |
| Protecting rivers and their associated ecosystems as corridors in a changing climate | |
| Maximising return on conservation investments and sustainable development: eradicating invasive alien species (IAS) to conserve island biodiversity and benefit society | |
| Improving process and action to identify and recover ‘Extinct in the Wild’ species |
