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Meeting Report
Dialogue seminar on scaling up finance for biodiversity - and the role and nature of ‘innovative financial mechanisms’
Programme mapping draft 1.6, 27 February 2012
Resource Mobilization Decisions - Ravi Sharma, Principal Officer, CBD Secretariat
Biodiversity's value: recognising, demonstrating and capturing – Pavan Sukhdev, UNEP-TEEB
A methodological approach for the implementation of the Rights of Mother Earth – José Gadir Lavadenz, Mother Earth and Water Unit, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cult, Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia
Biodiversity's ecological and resilience value - Thomas Hahn, Stockholm Resilience Centre
Current financial flows globally and GEF-6 funding needs assessment - Guenter Mitlacher WWF and member of the CBD Expert Team on GEF Needs Assessment
Assessing Financial Gaps to Achieve the Aichi Biodiversity Target - Pavan Sukhdev, UNEP-TEEB
Building Transformative Policy and Financing Frameworks to Increase Investment in Biodiversity Management - Yves de Soye UNDP
Case illustrating successful sustainable use (including biodiversity protection) through theestablishment of cooperatives and local markets - and implications on financing needs - André Luiz Rodrigues Gonçalves, Centro Ecológico, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
India's Biodiversity Financing Assessment Exercise - Prof. A. Damodaran, The Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, India
Norwegian follow-up of TEEB and Waves - Tone Solhaug, Ministry of the Environment, Norway
Can Markets Protect Biodiversity? An Evaluation of Different Financial Mechanisms - Arild Vatn, Norway
Politics and equity of financing for biodiversity - Chee Yoke Ling representing the South Centre and Third World Network
Safeguards Conservation Finance - Valerie Hickey, The World Bank
Scaling up bodiversity fiance - Yolanda Teran, International Indigenous Forum on Biodiversity
Case Study: Implementation of Payment for Environmental Services (PES) in indigenous community (Mexico - Álvaro Salgado, Mexico case Lichuigiri
Role of ODA in financing biodiversity and ecosystem services - Bente Herstad, NORAD
ODA and EU recent financing initiatives - Laure Ledoux, EC
The GEF Replenishment: How does it come about? - Gustavo Fonseca, GEF
Fiscal reforms: Nordic model of taxation and delivery of public services/Financial transaction tax (Tobin tax) - Thomas Hahn, Sweden
Ecuadorian experiences of environmental taxes - Fabián Espinoza, Ministerio del Ambiente en Ecuador, Programa Nacional del Manejo Integral de Desechos Sólidos
Market-based options for biodiversity: an overview - Katia Karousakis, Environment Directorate, OECD
Japan's best practices and future perspectives on scaling up biodiversity finance - Naohisa Okuda Director, Global Biodiversity Strategy Office, Ministry of Environment, Japan
The potential contribution of biodiversity offset - Marta Echavarria, Biodiversity Offsets Program
Organic agriculture – improved value chains can have a greater impact in terms of biodiversity conservation and food security - Roberto Ugas, Vice President of IFOAM
The Yasuni ITT Initiative and Net Avoided Emission - Daniel Ortega, Director of Environment and Climate Change, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ecuador
Trust Funds/environmental funds, and the case of Amazon Protected Areas Program - Pedro Leitão, Brazil
CBD Collection of Submissions on Innovative Financial Mechanisms, September 2011
Draft Agenda
Information Note for Participants