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Amir Kassam <[log in to unmask]>
Thu, 14 Oct 2021 21:37:42 +0100
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*Global CA-CoP* *CONSERVATION AGRICULTURE COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE*

*for sustainable agriculture, land use and ecosystem management*

Dear Subscribers,

Please see a communication from David Duthie of Bioplan regarding
Biodiversity COP 15.

Apologies for any cross-posting.



*Amir Kassam *

*Moderator*

*Global CA-CoP*

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---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: David Duthie <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2021 at 18:38
Subject: Biodiversity COP 15 begins
To: bioplan <[log in to unmask]>


Dear BIOPLANNERS,

As I am sure most of you will be aware, or even there, the virtual part of
the two-part 15th Conference of the Parties (CoP 15) finally began this
week.

I have not been following the meetings online but did, today, bump into the
story below from the very excellent Carbon Brief - my go-to site for
following climate change.

As I have just been reading through the joint IPBES-IPCC report
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on interlinkages between climate change, biodiversity and societal impacts,
I thought it might be interesting to see how journalists used to following
climate change take on the CBD (see article below my signature.

Climate Brief's take home message on the first three days is perhaps best
summarised in this sentence:
"*The first part of COP15 aimed to build political momentum and interest
and was largely ceremonia*l"

For those preferring more "traditional" CoP coverage, the ever-reliable
IISD Earth Negotiations Bulletin (ENB) coverage can be followed for Day 1
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, Day 2
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and Day 3
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via
the links.

Only the first three days (Opening and High-level Segment) of the five day
meeting have taken place to date and two more days of negotiations remain
and further links will be provided next week.

Best wishes

David Duthie

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*Biodiversity COP 15 begins*



The first part of the UN Biodiversity Summit, *COP15*, began on Monday. The
two-part conference aims to deliver a crucial *global biodiversity
framework* for this decade. Hosts *China* pledged $233m towards a *biodiversity
fund* for developing countries and invited other countries to contribute.
Over 100 countries adopted the Kunming Declaration.



*WHAT:* The 15th Conference of the Parties (COP) to the UN Convention on
Biological Diversity (CBD) began in Kunming, China on Monday. It is China’s
first major international environmental conference as hosts. Because of
Covid-19 constraints, it is being held in two parts: the first, in a
virtual format this week; the second, in person in Kunming next year from
25 April to 5 May. The pandemic paused preparatory meetings and “not
everyone agreed to the online format
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but scientific and policy discussions have since resumed virtually.



*BACKGROUND:* The CBD has 195 signatories and three main stated objectives:
to conserve biological diversity; allow for its sustainable use; and enable
fair and equitable benefit-sharing from genetic resources. Its COPs have
inspired less interest than those of the UN Framework Convention on Climate
Change for several reasons. Besides fewer binding legal obligations
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in
the CBD, biodiversity involves much more complex interactions. In addition,
targets are harder to set, measure and implement. However, failure to
reverse biodiversity loss could undermine global climate, food security and
sustainable development goals. Many countries have also set biodiversity
targets in their climate pledges.



*AIMS:* COP15 aims to deliver a Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework to
reverse biodiversity loss globally and is a “once-in-a-decade” summit,
albeit delayed. It comes a year after a UN report found that the world failed
to meet a single biodiversity target
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for
the last decade, agreed to by leaders in Aichi, Japan in 2010. States will
negotiate biodiversity targets, finance and reporting standards as well as
develop implementation mechanisms as part of the framework. The first part
of COP15 aimed to build political momentum and interest and was largely
ceremonial.



*PLEDGES: *COP15 officially opened on Monday, with previous hosts Egypt
handing over the presidency to China. Chinese president Xi Jinping
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pledged
$233m towards a Kunming Biodiversity Fund meant for developing countries
and invited other countries to contribute to it, while announcing the
establishment of the country’s first national parks
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Japan announced
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an
additional contribution of $17m to its existing global biodiversity fund.
Germany
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announced
that it was investing €600m in global biodiversity conservation – “50% more
than in former years.” Bangladesh
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said
the implementation of the post-2020 global biodiversity framework would
need “at least $800bn per year”, or 1% of global GDP. The Global
Environment Facility
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 (GEF), UN Environment Programme
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(UNEP)
and the UN Development Programme
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 (UNDP), announced
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they
would “provide immediate financial and technical support to developing
country governments” towards assessing policy coherence, monitoring systems
and reviewing sources of biodiversity finance. On Wednesday, COP15’s
leaders summit concluded with the adoption of the Kunming Declaration
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 after feedback
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from
nearly 40 countries, some of whom raised language concerns and that there
was not “sufficient discussion”, Trust
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