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The Contribution of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation in Meeting the 2010 Biodiversity Target, the Millennium Development Goals and Responding to the Challenges Identified by the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment
Chairmen’s Report: Trondheim Conference on Biodiversity 2010: Getting the Biodiversity Targets Right - Working for Sustainable Development
Biodiversity and Sustainable Development – The Relevance of the Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020 and the Aichi Biodiversity Targets for the Post-2015 Development Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals
The International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative (IPSI) from Formation to Current Practice: A Progress Report
Future Programme of Work for Terrestrial Biological Diversity in Light of the Outcome of the Third Session of the Commission on Sustainable Development
Integration of outcome-oriented targets into the programmes of work of the Convention, taking into account the 2010 biodiversity target, the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation, and relevant targets set by the World Summit on Sustainable Development
International assessment of agricultural science and technology for development: Final report of the Steering Committee for the Consultative process on agricultural science and technology
Message to the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20)
UNITED NATIONS, Jun 18 2019 (IPS) - The United Nations, in a new report to be released next month, has warned “there is no escaping the fact that the global landscape for the implementation of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has generally deteriorated since 2015, hindering the effort ...
30 April - 11 May 2007, New York, United States of America
2 - 13 May 2011, New York, United States of America
20 - 22 June 2012, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
22 - 23 February 2021, Online, Nairobi, Kenya
10 - 12 May 2005, Nanchang, China
The climate crisis, COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine are threatening to stall progress on several key environmental targets under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), humanity’s blueprint for a better future, warns a new report from the United Nations.
10 - 14 September 2001, Cartagena de Indias, Colombia
4 - 8 July 2005, Havana, Cuba
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals are focused on giant goals such as zero hunger, zero poverty, gender equity and climate change response. They were designed to be met by 2030, but the latest projections show we’re on track for 2092. Business as usual is clearly not working.
Biodiversity is a concept difficult to understand or appreciate, let alone regulate and communicate.
It is only 12 years until 2030, the deadline for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The world has set itself an ambitious task.
Transnational environmental crime—wildlife trafficking, illegal logging, dumping hazardous waste and more—takes an estimated $91 to $259 billion bite out of the global economy and has strong ties to organized crime finance, says a new study from Michigan State University and published in Nature ...
UNITED NATIONS, Jul 19 2019 (IPS) - The United Nations, which has been tracking both the successes and failures of its highly-ambitious Agenda for Sustainable Development, has warned that “progress has been slow” in many of the 17 Goals after four years of implementation.
11 - 13 May 2005, London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
12 - 14 June 2003, Brasov, Romania
14 - 16 November 2005, Rabat, Morocco
23 - 24 October 2000, Cambridge, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
1 December 2004, Montevideo, Uruguay
7 December 2011, Montreal, Canada
1 - 4 July 2012, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
22 - 25 June 2003, Brussels, Belgium
5 June 2002, Shenzhen, China
5 June 2004, Barcelona, Spain
5 June 2000, Adelaide, Australia
27 - 28 August 2002, Johannesburg, South Africa
11 - 15 April 2005, Lyon, France
11 - 13 June 2004, Waterford, Iceland
1 - 7 July 2000, Brighton, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
20 - 22 August 2002, Pietemaritzburg, South Africa
10 - 12 December 2003, Geneva, Switzerland
13 - 17 September 2004, Barcelona, Spain
Leading scientists say growing inequality and climate change will not only derail progress towards global sustainability goals but threaten human existence. Presenting a report at the United Nations in New York, Switzerland’s Peter Messerli external linksaid humans and the environment were close ...
24 - 26 September 2004, Montreal, Canada
21 - 24 October 2001, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
15 - 21 August 2004, Brisbane, Australia
24 May - 4 June 2004, Cape To wn, South Africa
29 July - 11 August 2002, Utrecht, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
4 - 7 October 2004, Boca del Rio, Mexico
20 - 22 January 2005, Montreal, Canada