Working documents for the Workshop
1. UNEP/CBD/RM/WS/2015/2/1
Provisional Agenda:
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Español 2. UNEP/CBD/RM/WS/2015/2/1/ADD1
Annotations to the Provisional Agenda:
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3. UNEP/CBD/SBSTTA/19/INF/21
Report of the Dialogue Workshop on Assessment of Collective Action of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in Biodiversity Conservation and Resource Mobilization:
English
Information Note for Participants:
English,
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In-session presentations
Session I Message from Mr. Braulio Dias, Executive Secretary
Welcome and introduction of agenda, Ms. Maria Schultz, Director, Swedbio
Rules for the dialogue, Mr. Edgar Selvin Pérez and Ms. Maria Schultz
Session II Contributions of IPs and LCs and community conservation to Global Biodiversity and the Aichi targets, John Scott, CBD Secretariat
Collective Action and Financial Reporting under Convention on Biological Diversity, Yibin Xiang, CBD Secretariat
Conceptual and Methodological Framework for Evaluating the Contribution of Collective Action to Biodiversity Conservation, Ms. Sorka J. Copa Romero, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bolivia. Also
Framework Session III Valuation of ecosystems and biodiversity in relation to collective action, Erik Gomez Baggethun, Senior Researcher at the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA), Norway
Experience of national indicators in Bhutan, Thinley Dorji, Bhutan, National Environment Commission
Management and Conservation of Biodiversity in Communal Forests of the 48 Cantons of Totonicapán, Guatemala., Valentin Dagoberto Sic, Guatemala
Session IV Bottom up panel Multiple Evidence Base Approach to ensure legitimacy, credibility and usefulness while scaling up outcomes by collective action, Pernilla Malmer, SwedBio at SRC, Sweden
Eco-cultural mapping for mobilization of knowledge in a collective action for recovering Kathita river including its natural sacred sites, and its further recognition in local planning and national biodiversity conservation, Gathuru Mburu, ICE, Kenya. Also see
Eco-cultural maps and calendars: Tools for mobilization of local knowledge and connecting diverse knowledge systems
Bottom up tools, methods and communication used by ICCA Consortium for documenting and visualizing indigenous peoples and local communities contribution to biodiversity conservation by their collective action in Indigenous Community Conserved Areas (ICCAs), Carmen Miranda, ICCA Consortium and SAVIA, Bolivia. See aslo
Word document Collective action in local biodiversity governance, Celia Mahung, Toledo Institute for Development and Environment, Belize, representing the Equator Initiative, UNDP
Scaling up and aggregating panel Comparative experiences on customary sustainable use and data aggregation, Maurizio Ferrari, FPP and IIFB Working Group on Indicators
GIS mapping and modelling as a top down method for aggregation of data related to collective action in biodiversity conservation, Sarah Cornell, Stockholm Resilience Centre, Sweden
Contributions of Indigenous peoples to biodiversity conservation and global biodiversity targets. A pilot process of aggregation, including ethic considerations, Beau Austin, Charles Darwin University, Australia. Also see
Word document Scaling up local community-based monitoring and incorporating it in national management programs on biodiversity, Pedro Constantino, Participatory Monitoring and Management Partnership, Brazil. Also in
Word document Session VI Strategy for Resource Mobilization and Financial Reporting under Convention on Biological Diversity, Yibin Xiang, CBD Secretariat
Documents available to the Workshop
UN Statistics Division The UN System of Environmental Economic Accounting and its implementation in pilot countries An overview of the SEEA with emphasis on Environmental Protection Expenditure Accounts
UNDP The Biodiversity Finance Initiative (BIOFIN)
World Bank Climate Change Expenditure Reviews: Insights from World Bank Experience
OECD OECD DAC Statistics on Biodiversity-related Development Finance
Eurostat Eurostat activities related to biodiversity (EU SEEA reporting)
European Commission Tracking biodiversity-related expenses in the EU budget
European Investment Bank Group Biodiversity Finance Tracking - the Joint MDB Approach
FAO GIAHS FAO work related to collective action of indigenous peoples and local communities Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems: A legacy for the future, FAO - Land and Water Division (NRL)
Mainstreaming Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems into existing policies and programmes, Biodiversity Management Bureau, Bureau of Soils and Water Management, National Commission on Culture and Arts, Policy Working Paper, March 2014
Indigenous Peoples' and Community Conserved Areas (ICCA) Consortium Submission including: Indigenous peoples’ and community conserved territories and areas (ICCAs); the Community Conservation Resilience Initiative; and Mapping Indigenous Peoples’ and community land and tenure rights.
Australia Australia’s Submission on Contribution of Collective Action to Biodiversity Conservation, including Green Army, Landcare, Carbon Farming Initiative, TUMRAS, Indigenous Protected Areas, Joint-Management of Protected Areas, Australian Business and Biodiversity Initiative
Benin Contribution des valeurs traditionnelles endogènes à la gestion durable des ressources naturelles, écosystèmes et sites sacrés, Par Patrice SAGBO, Actions pour le Développement durable- ADeD-ONG Cotonou- République du Bénin
Benin’s experience in the management of sacred forests for biodiversity conservation
Bolivia The Role of Collective Actions of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities for the Protection of Biodiversity Conceptual and Methodological Framework for Evaluating The Contribution of Collective Action to Biodiversity Conservation
Brazil Biocultural Community Protocol for Cerrado Raizeiras: the customary rights of healers in the Cerrado biome of Brazil, 1st Edition, Turmalina, MG - Brazil, September 2014.
Chile Manual de Gestion de sitios SIPAM, by Carlos Venegas and Andrés Lagarrigue, from FAO
Canada Experience of collective action in the field of agriculture to maintain environmental public goods; Recreational Fisheries Conservation Partnerships Program; Salmonid Enhancement Program; Salish Sea Marine Survival Project; Beaufort Sea Partnership; The Aboriginal Fund for Species at Risk Program; Aboriginal Aquatic Resource and Oceans Management Program; Canada's Network of Marine Protected Areas
China Notification of Ministry of Agriculture on Exploration of China Nationally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (China-NIAHS), from FAO
Case Study of Dong People's Rice-Fish-Duck Symbiotic System in China Collaborative Planning and Management of Socio-Ecological Production Landscapes: a Rice Paddy Cultural Landscape Conservation in an Indigenous Community Integrating community development with the management of grasslands and wetlands at Ke’erqin nature reserve
Colombia Acciones Colectivas para la Conservación de la Biodiversidad: Reporte 2010 - 2015, Instituto de Investigación de Recursos Biológicos Alexander von Humboldt
Ecuador Recovery of Mouthless Crab (Cardisoma crassum) Populations in Mangrove Forests of the Chone River Estuary
Germany Germany’s approach to measuring its international biodiversity commitments implemented through Official Development Assistance (ODA)
Global Building and Supporting Resilient Biocultural Territories in the Face of Climate Change Tropical forests for local people The use of agrobiodiversity by indigenous and traditional agricultural communities in: Adapting to climate change
India Biodiversity Financing National Assessment Integrated Lake Basin Management (ILBM), Impacts on Biodiversity and Child Malnutrition: A Case Study of Tribal Belt in Western Part of India
Indonesia Creation and Management of Diverse Secondary Forest in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia
Kenya Promoting co-management of socio-ecological landscapes in flood dependent agroforestry, pastoral and fishery systems of eastwards flowing rivers of Eastern Africa through scientific research and indigenous knowledge
Mexico Forest management through community-based forest enterprises in Ixtlan de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico
Namibia A Biodiversity Expenditure Review using the BIOFIN Assessment Methodology in Namibia Namibia’s Submission on Contribution of Collective Action to Biodiversity Conservation Community-based adapatation in Namibia – a tool to enhance conservation tillage practices
Nepal Indigenous and Local Climate Change Adaptation Practices in Nepal, including case studies of understanding indigenous and local practices in water management for climate change adaptation, indigenous and local practices in forest and pasture management for climate change adaptation, indigenous and local practices in rural transport infrastructure for climate change adaptation, indigenous and local practices in settlements and housing for climate change adaptation, indigenous and traditional social institutions for climate change adaptation in Nepal
Indigenous and Local Knowledge and Practices for Climate Resilience in Nepal, Mainstreaming Climate Change Risk Management in Development, Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (MoSTE), Kathmandu, Nepal
Governance at Community Level for Conserving Himalayan Lake Rupa in Kaski District Community Forestry in Nepal
New Zealand Kete Tangariki - Pilot Tuna Enhancement Project, Tui Shortland, Nga Tirairaka o Ngati Hine, 21 September 2013
Catchment Management Programme Report, 24 April 2015
Kauri Cultural Health Indicators – Monitoring Framework, Report, November 2013
Cultural Indicators for Kauri Ngahere, Tui Shortland, Repo Consultancy Ltd
Nicaragua Diagnosis of climate change in Nicaragua, by Myrna Taylor, Consejo Indigena de Centroamerica (CICA)
Pakistan Sustainable Agro and Community forestry in localities around Ayubia National Park, Western Himalayas, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK Province)
Peru Acciones Colectivas de Pueblos Indígenas y Comunidades Campesinas para la Conservación y Utilización Sostenible de la Diversidad Biológica en el Territorio Peruano: Experiencias y Estudios de Caso.
Proyecto Lomas de Asia;
Acuerdos de conservación para la caza sostenible Utilization of natural pastures in Huascarán National Park by local Andean ‘pasture users’ and ‘campesino communities’
The Ayllu System of the Potato Park, Cusco, Peru
Philippines Role of Traditional Knowledge in Strengthening Socio-ecological Production Landscapes A review of policy actions for more resilient land management in the upper watersheds of Davao Use and Management of “Muyong” in Ifugao Province, Northern Luzon Island in the Philippines
Sri Lanka Agro biodiversity festivals and ceremonies for Strategic Resources Mobilization through local community collective action: A case of an eco-mango festival in Sri Lanka.
Switzerland Assessing Private Sector Investments for Biodiversity
Timor Leste Local Knowledge of Timor, Based on the national workshop on “Promoting LINKS and SIDS Programmes in Timor Leste”, Dili, Timor Leste, 7 – 8 June 2011. Editor: Demetrio do Amaral de Carvalho
Vietnam Planting seeds for rooted change, towards community rights in flourishing forests
Forest Peoples Programme (Dr Maurizio Farhan Ferrari) on Community-Based Monitoring and Information Systems (CBMIS)
Developing and Implementing Community-Based Monitoring and Information Systems: The Global Workshop and the Philippine Workshop Reports, Tebtebba Foundation
Thinking together for those coming behind us: An outline plan for the care of Wapichan territory in Guyana
Full plan (English),
Summary brochure in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese, A document of the indigenous peoples of the South Rupununi
Guide simplifié d’observation externe des forêts à l’usage des communautés (A Simplified Guide to Forest Monitoring for Local Communities), The Centre for the Environment and for Development (CED)
Global conference in Lake Toba, Indonesia, highlights multiple benefits of community mapping and CBMIS for indigenous peoples, Forest Peoples Programme E-Newsletter article
Indigenous communities deploy high-tech mapmaking to staunch global land grab, Phys.org article
Training Kit on Participatory Spatial Information Management and Communication CTA, The Netherlands and IFAD, Italy (ISBN: 978-92-9081-446-7)
Video: Association Okani participatory mapping video showing the impacts of illegal logging on forest peoples' customary use of resources in Cameroon, Association Okani
