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Projects, publications, news, events, insights and articles about work around the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework adopted during COP15 in 2022, campaigning for action towards a more inclusive, gender-responsive and locally-led approach to halting and reversing nature loss.

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UN biodiversity conference (COP16)

A series of pages related to IIED's activities around the 16th Convention on Biological Diversity conference (COP16)

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Members of the International Indigenous Forum on Biodiversity celebrate the adoption of the decision on the new Subsidiary Body for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities at the closing plenary of COP16.

Historic platform for Indigenous Peoples, but finance failure at COP16

News, 06 November 2024

Woman walking though a field in Zimbabwe and checking the crops.

Emerging principles for supporting locally-led biodiversity action

Insight, 21 October 2024

Woman, in a field, throws potatos into a sack

COP15 should protect mountain landscapes, and the Indigenous Peoples and local communities governing them

Press release, 23 November 2023

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Equitable governance underpins effective conservation

Publication, 15 September 2023

Ten elders sir on benches in a forest.

Achieving 30x30: supporting Indigenous and traditional territories and cultures

Insight, 26 July 2023

A woman carrying a basket through a plantation.

IIED launches SAGE version 2.0 – a tool for improving governance and equity in nature conservation

Insight, 28 June 2023

Four man stand aroun a table with a caiman on it. Two men hold its head and tail and another one hold a measure tape over the animal

Assessing the sustainability of wild species use

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Man walking in a field

COP15 negotiations agree new global biodiversity framework

Press release, 19 December 2022

Room full of people sitting down and looking at their laptops

Indigenous Peoples, local communities underrepresented in governance of nature funding

Insight, 13 December 2022

A woman writes on a poster. More women appear blurred in the background.

Three asks to strengthen locally-led action in new biodiversity finance

Insight, 13 July 2022

A group of four men and women wearing overalls, one with an axe over his shoulders and one crouching down, pose for a photo. In the foreground are a few rocks, with a dusty landcsape and mountains in the background.

Lessons from a fruitful journey: seven years of EbA research and action

Insight, 31 May 2022

Two men bend down with their hands on a small tree.

Only a fraction of international climate adaptation finance for least developed countries found to also support nature

Insight, 10 March 2022

A person walks between two ponds.

Locally-led action key to delivering the new global biodiversity framework

Insight, 06 October 2021

A barren landscape of chopped-down trees under a brilliant blue sky

Does the global biodiversity framework offer a plan B for protected areas?

Insight, 03 September 2021

Landscape of fields and forest

Q&A: Negotiating a new biodiversity deal that works for Indigenous Peoples

Article, 09 August 2021

Cattle drinking water from a lake

Lessons from Paris: global biodiversity framework must engage business, grow finance

Insight, 11 May 2021

Two people walking in a rural landscape

Practical guide helps negotiators put equity at the heart of the new global biodiversity framework

Insight, 04 May 2021

Nature landscape of a spring with ducks, and mountains in the background

Supporting a nature positive, equitable global biodiversity framework

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