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#2030SBSTTA 14
2010-05-19
1.25 MILLION SPECIES - LAUNCH OF THE CATALOGUE OF LIFE 2010 SPECIAL EDITION IN SUPPORT OF THE GTI
The 2010 Special Edition of the Catalogue of Life provides a single species checklist and taxonomic hierarchy covering 1.25 million species, and celebrates the diversity of life on Earth. This meeting will outline major developments funded in the Second Phase of the CoL Programme, including the ...
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#1842SBSTTA 14
2010-05-12
2010 Biodiversity Indicators Partnership: Lessons learnt from the current process, and recommendations for post-2010
The 2010 Biodiversity Indicators Partnership draws on the outputs and experiences of over 40 partner organizations, as well as a range of Parties, MEA bodies and the private sector in understanding the challenges faced in monitoring progress towards a global biodiversity target. Highlighting the ...
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#2005SBSTTA 14
2010-05-12
A Global Emergency Strategy for Coral Reef Ecosystems
This side event will focus on coral reefs, the world’s most biodiverse marine ecosystems, and the need for a global emergency strategy to ensure their protection and restoration. The crisis facing coral reefs through the combined effects of climate change and direct anthropogenic impacts was hig ...
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#1858SBSTTA 14
2010-05-18
A New Vision for Biodiversity Conservation
IUCN's position on the post-2010 Strategic Plan of the CBD, its Mission, Vision and Targets will be presented at this event. Some targets will be presented in detail to promote further discussion about their rationale and follow up mechanisms.
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#1705SBSTTA 14
2010-05-13
Achievements in PoWPA Implementation
The Programme of Work on Protected Areas has some great success stories in implementation; some of which have come to light during the recent series of regional workshops on capacity building and review of implementation held from October to December 2009. In collaboration with PoWPA Friends, t ...
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#1709SBSTTA 14
2010-05-14
Adapting the Laws and Governance of Biological Diversity to Climate Change: Frameworks for Policymakers and Practitioners
Climate change is quickly undermining the ability of laws and policies governing biodiversity to achieve long-term objectives. These laws generally assume that ecological conditions are static, at least within certain parameters. They may forbid translocation of organisms, provide management or ...
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#1993SBSTTA 14
2010-05-17
Adapting to climate change in Africa– identifying impacts and planning adaptive management responses
BirdLife will present the results of recent work that has examined the projected impacts of climate change on the distribution of birds and other biodiversity throughout Africa and the resilience of a network of over 800 Important Bird Areas across the region. An Adaptive Management Framework i ...
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#1700SBSTTA 14
2010-05-11
Addressing the Bushmeat Crisis: Recommendations from the Bushmeat Liaison Group
The National and International Level Recommendations towards a more Sustainable Use of Bushmeat will be addressed by SBSTTA as part of item 3.1.6 of the provisional agenda on the implementation of Article 10 of the Convention (Sustainable Use of Biodiversity). The review of implementation inclu ...
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#1876SBSTTA 14
2010-05-18
An easy, low-cost strategy to stop species extinction and meet 2010 and post-2010 targets: the Alliance for Zero Extinction
The Alliance for Zero Extinction is seeking a bold post-2010 target to halt loss of Earth’s species. Hear from nations that have already demonstrated that protecting species threatened with extinction can be low cost and easy and has helped meet the 2010 target. Sites with AZE species are also h ...
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#1956SBSTTA 14
2010-05-19
Analysis of the biodiversity effects of different policy options. A contribution to the TEEB report
The Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL) worked out 9 policy options that could contribute to the conservation and sustainable use of global biodiversity and a few ecosystem goods and services. Policy options are defined here as alternative pathways for policymakers along which to i ...
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#1702SBSTTA 14
2010-05-14
Anthropogenic ocean noise and its impact on biodiversity
Panel discussion
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#1812SBSTTA 14
2010-05-18
BIODIVERSITY DATA IN ACTION TOWARDS CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY INFORMATION FACILITY - GBIF)
This side event will introduce participants to the importance of biodiversity informatics and the role of international cooperation in the establishment of a common framework and infrastructure for the sharing of biodiversity data to address transboundary issues such as protected areas, marine c ...
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#1807SBSTTA 14
2010-05-14
Best Parcticese in Japan on Financial Mechanism for the protection and sustainable use of biodiversity
There are so many best practices in Japan for the protection and sustainable use of biodiversity such as forest tax, watershed protection tax, paddy field subsidiary for underground water by government and company etc. IGES has been survey these financial mechanism for biodiversity and we will e ...
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#1972SBSTTA 14
2010-05-12
Biocultural Community Protocols - a community approach to ensuring the integrity of environmental law and policy
The side event will present Biocultural Community Protocols as one approach by which indigenous and local communities can set out terms on how they expect other stakeholders to engage with them regarding their natural resources and traditional knowledge. BCPs can reference customary as well as n ...
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#1989SBSTTA 14
2010-05-11
Biodiversity, climate change and agriculture: Enhancing or eroding resilience?
Biodiversity is fundamental to resilient ecosystems, which are themselves key for climate stability. Agricultural biodiversity is crucial for ensuring food supply, especially in times of unstable climate. In contrast, industrial agriculture damages ecosystems and biodiversity, while accelerati ...
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#1992SBSTTA 14
2010-05-14
Building Partnerships to improve the management of Coastal and Marine ecosystems in the Western Indian Ocean
Coastal and Marine ecosystems in the Western Indian Ocean provide food and other goods and services of strategic importance to livelihoods and national economies. These ecosystems however are increasingly being degraded due to human induced threats such as over exploitation, habitat loss and cl ...
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#1908SBSTTA 14
2010-05-10
Building a Conservation Vision for the Amazon Biome
To show the progress in the implementation of the program of work of protected area in the Amazon Biome, as a way to build complementarity with national systems, to better achieve fully representative conservation focusing particularly on the maintenance of ecosystem services for adaptation, in ...
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#1951SBSTTA 14
2010-05-13
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE SIXTH TRONDHEIM CONFERENCE ON BIODIVERSITY 1 – 5 FEBRUARY 2010 – “GETTING THE BIODIVERSITY TARGETS RIGHT . WORKING FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
The Trondheim Conferences on Biodiversity have since 1993 provided a valuable forum for science-policy dialogue. The sixth conference was held on 1 – 5 February 2010 in Trondheim, Norway, and gathered more than 300 participants from 100 countries, representing governments, the scientific communi ...
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#1701SBSTTA 14
2010-05-12
Collaboration between CBD and UNFF
The side event will provide further information on the collaboration between the UNFF and CBD Secretariat, including proposed joint capacity building activities.
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#1957SBSTTA 14
2010-05-20
Competing claims: biodiversity, food, wood, biofuels and climate change
The world is aiming at food, wood and energy security with minimizing climate change and safeguarding biodiversity. However, these issues are mutually related; solving the one should be integrated with solving the other ones. In the side-event, quantitative options for biodiversity are related t ...
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#1707SBSTTA 14
2010-05-18
Coping with Climate Change: How are Indigenous Peoples and Rural Communities Using Agrobiodiversity to Adapt.
The side event will show how indigenous people and rural communities are using agrobiodiversity to help cope with climate change. Working with farmers around the world, the Platform for Agrobiodiversity Research has collected information on the use of agrobiodiversity by farmers and communitie ...
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#1871SBSTTA 14
2010-05-20
Economic tools to incorporate ecosytem services into decision-making
This side event focuses on how and why to value ecosystem services, the scope for innovative financial mechanisms to capture these values and relevance to the CBD. The WBCSD’s Ecosystem Valuation Initiative (EVI) in which IUCN is a key partner is guiding companies to introduce ecosystem valuatio ...
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#1834SBSTTA 14
2010-05-10
Exploring biodiversity co-benefits of climate change mitigation measures: Bringing the CBD and UNFCCC agendas closer together
Through the implementation of climate change mitigation measures it is likely that co-benefits, such as biodiversity conservation and the maintenance of ecosystem services, can be gained in addition to emission reductions. Jointly organised by BfN, the LifeWeb Initiative and UNEP-WCMC, this side ...
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#1973SBSTTA 14
2010-05-14
FOREST EUROPE: Enriching Biodiversity — 2010 and beyond
The side event will: • present FOREST EUROPE contributions to actions for achieving 2010 Biodiversity Target; • highlight the existing and potential role of sustainable forest management and actions towards achieving 2010 target and post-2010; • stimulate discussion on how to strengthen sust ...
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#1890SBSTTA 14
2010-05-11
Forest Biodiversity and REDD+
Sustainable management of forests including conservation is a vital part of the solution to solving two of the most pressing environmental issues: climate change and biodiversity loss. Reducing deforestation and forest degradation is a challenge that requires coordination between experts working ...
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#2025SBSTTA 14
2010-05-12
GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY OUTLOOK-3: BIODIVERSITY FUTURES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
This side event, jointly organised by DIVERSITAS and UNEP-WCMC, will present the main findings of the Global Biodiversity Outlook-3, and the associated study: "Biodiversity Scenarios: projections of 21st century changes in biodiversity and associated ecosystem services". This assessment is based ...
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#1703SBSTTA 14
2010-05-11
GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY OUTLOOK-3: PROGRESS TOWARDS THE 2010 TARGET, FUTURE PROSPECTS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE POST-2010 STRATEGIC PLAN
This side event, will present the main findings of the Global Biodiversity Outlook-3, drawing upon the analysis of CBD Indicators by the authours of the paper recently published in Science (Butchart et al, April 29th). The event will also provide an introduction to a study of projections of 21s ...
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#2029SBSTTA 14
2010-05-12
GSPC & GTI: COMBINED WORK TOWARDS A GLOBAL TAXONOMIC FRAMEWORK TO SUPPORT THE CONVENTION
Work at RBG Kew, Missouri Botanical Garden and collaborators to create a Working List of Plant Species is being combined with the wider work of Catalogue of Life to create a taxonomic framework for all known species of Plants, Animals, Fungi and Micro-organisms.
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#1873SBSTTA 14
2010-05-17
Geoengineering and Biodiversity: Implications for the CBD
What are the geoengineering technologies in the research and development phase that could have dramatic impacts on biodiversity through technological adjustments to earth's albedo, large scale manipulation of marine ecosystems, and conversion of "biomass" to industrial uses in a post-carbon economy
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#1917SBSTTA 14
2010-05-12
Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS): A heritage for the future
Worldwide, specific agricultural systems and landscapes have been created, shaped and maintained by generations of farmers and herders based on diverse natural resources, using locally adapted management practices. These traditional and unique agricultural systems have resulted in well-balanced ...
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#1810SBSTTA 14
2010-05-13
Governance of Protected Areas -- crucial concepts and tools for PoWPA
The event will review PoWPA requirements on governance of protected areas and illustrate how they can be met by taking advantage of advances in understanding and practice, drawing from IUCN guidance.
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#1983SBSTTA 14
2010-05-17
Grains of Wisdom versus False Solutions: Farmer innovations, agricultural biodiversity and climate change
The role of agriculture in adapting to and mitigating climate change is crucial and there are basically two alternative approaches. Industrial solutions such as GM crops, biofuels and biochar present a serious threat to biodiversity and agriculture, but are presented as climate solutions. Mean ...
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#1824SBSTTA 14
2010-05-14
How Governments Value Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services
Successful implementation of the CBD post-2010 Strategic Plan will require an improved enabling environment at global and – most importantly - national levels, delivered through appropriate policy, financial and institutional frameworks that facilitate wise management and conservation. Specifica ...
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#1813SBSTTA 14
2010-05-19
INFORMAL CONSULTATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ONLINE SUPPORT TOOL FOR NATIONAL REPORTING TO THE CBD (THE SECRETARIAT OF THE CONVENTION OF BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY - CBD, THE GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY INFORMATION FACILITY - GBIF)
This side event is jointly organised by the Secretariats of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF). The objective of the Side Event is to obtain inputs from countries and, in particular, CBD National Focal Points, on the development o ...
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#1999SBSTTA 14
2010-05-10
Implementation of Article 10, with a focus on Article 10(c): Indigenous peoples and local community representatives from Cameroon, Bangladesh, Suriname, Guyana and Thailand discuss their experiences, faced obstacles and present recommendations.
How effectively is Article 10(c) – to protect and encourage customary sustainable use of biodiversity - implemented at the local and national levels? During this side event, Indigenous peoples and support organisations from Bangladesh, Suriname, Guyana, Cameroon and Thailand will present and di ...
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#1710SBSTTA 14
2010-05-14
Implementing the POWPA-Key issues emerging from GEF-Funded Initiatives
The GEF and UNDP have invested significant resources into protected areas since the Programme of Work on Protected Areas was first adopted. This side event will summarize challenges, successes and key emerging issues in protected areas, and will highlight lessons learned from the UNDP/GEF "Early ...
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#2003SBSTTA 14
2010-05-12
Indigenous Peoples and Protected Areas - Has the implementation of PoWPA benefited biodiversity and indigenous peoples?
Indigenous peoples from various countries will present their experience concerning the implementation of the PoWPA, assess effects on biodiversity and indigenous peoples, and provide recommendations for the future.
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#1916SBSTTA 14
2010-05-13
Indigenous Traditional Knowledge and New Technologies in Conservation
Panel discussion and screening of a video
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#1792SBSTTA 14
2010-05-12
Lessons learned and next steps in delivering on CBD Targets in West Africa
Review of progress and discussion on next steps in implementing the Programme of Work on Protected Areas in the West Africa Marine Ecoregion (Cape Verde, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Mauritania, Senegal, The Gambia). A multi-stakeholder event with governments, development agencies and civil society or ...
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#1952SBSTTA 14
2010-05-19
MAINSTREAMING below-ground BIODIVERSITY IN A CHANGING CLIMATE
The side event will highlight the achievements of the Conservation and Sustainable Management of Below-ground Biodiversity project. A GEF-funded project that is implemented through UNEP and being executed by CIAT-TSBF and that comes to a close in 2010. The side event will make a case of the impo ...
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#1901SBSTTA 14
2010-05-13
Mainstreaming Biodiversity for Food and Nutrition in a Changing Climate
This side event will highlight how communities in Kenya are using local agricultural biodiversity to improve nutrition and health and sustain livelihoods. Similar examples demonstrating the importance of local agricultural biodiversity to improve nutrition and wellbeing from other local and indi ...
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#1708SBSTTA 14
2010-05-11
Making African Forests Fit for Climate Change - A view of climate change impacts and options for adaptation
At the side event the policy brief 'Making African Forests Fit for Climate Change' will be launched and the results of the underlying scientific assessment led by IUFRO will be presented. Special emphasis will be placed on forest biodiversity and climate change.
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#1801SBSTTA 14
2010-05-13
NATURAL SOLUTIONS: Protected areas helping people cope with climate change
This session will present the findings of a report that demonstrates the role of protected areas in maintaining essential ecosystem services for development and for addressing climate change mitigation and adaptation. The discussion will consider how the findings of this report should inform po ...
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#1843SBSTTA 14
2010-05-11
National Biodiversity Indicators - African experiences and needs
Representatives of several eastern and southern African countries will report on their successes and needs in developing national biodiversity indicators. They will present some indicators developed during 2009 and 2010, their impact so far, and the lessons learnt about the capacity required to ...
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#1706SBSTTA 14
2010-05-11
New CBD PoWPA Web Portal and E-Curriculum
The completely revised and updated PoWPA web portal on the CBD website is unveiled with new functionalities including thousands of easily searchable resources and an e-curriculum on the PoWPA.
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#1958SBSTTA 14
2010-05-13
ONE STEP AT A TIME : JOINT REPORTING AS A MEANS TO ACHIEVE BETTER PERFORMANCE AND DELIVERY FOR THE RIO CONVENTIONS
The year 2012 marks the twentieth anniversary of the Rio Earth Summit. Parties are already planning to propose concrete action to link the three Rio Conventions (viz. UNFCCC, CBD and UNCCD). This event will explore means of achieving synergies between the Rio Conventions based experiences so far ...
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#1781SBSTTA 14
2010-05-11
Ocean Fertilization and Geoengineering: Challenges Facing the CBD
This event will feature scientific and legal experts on ocean fertilization and other geoengineering technologies. Following the adoption of the CBD decision in 2008 which constituted a de facto moratorium on ocean fertilization, there have been many developments in the field of geoengineering ...
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#1711SBSTTA 14
2010-05-21
Post-2010 targets and a green development mechanism
This side event will explore the role that a green development mechanism could play in supporting post-2010 goals and targets and in adapting post-2010 indicators to market-based financing for biodiversity.
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#1816SBSTTA 14
2010-05-14
Prioritizing taxonomy for development and the CBD
Speakers from the National Museums of Kenya / BioNET - EAFRINET, University of Ghana, BioNET - Secretariat and the Biodiversity Center of Japan will present and discuss approaches to assessing and responding to the priority taxonomic needs of end-users.
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#1853SBSTTA 14
2010-05-13
REDD REALITIES - What REDD could mean for biodiversity
A series of presentations based on monitoring of REDD policies and processes in a number of developing countries, followed by questions and discussion.