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Countdown to Kunming
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Lessons from a fruitful journey: seven years of EbA research and action
How can lessons from a seven-year project on ecosystem-based approaches to climate change adaptation can inform policies and actions for climate and nature?
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Stockholm+50 must build a legacy of support for locally-led action for people, nature and climate
Global leaders will meet in Sweden at Stockholm+50 next week to reflect on five decades of action since the 1972 Stockholm conference that put the environment at the heart of international development. To coincide with the meeting, IIED has launched a report outlining why locally-led action for people, nature and climate is vital to progress
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Only a fraction of international climate adaptation finance for least developed countries found to also support nature
Next week, officials will meet in Geneva for the next round of negotiations for the global biodiversity framework. High on the agenda is the need to connect climate change and nature, including mobilising finance that delivers outcomes for both. Yet, as Nora Nisi and Ebony Holland explain, there is still a long way to go to achieve this
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Locally-led action essential for achieving global biodiversity goals
One month from today, negotiators from around the world will meet in Geneva for crucial preparatory talks on the new global biodiversity framework. The framework aims to halt and reverse our current catastrophic loss of biodiversity. Locally-led action must be central to global biodiversity efforts, as Ebony Holland and Dilys Roe explain in this first blog in a new series ahead of the biodiversity talks this year
