Solutions Take Centre Stage at COP30, Marking a New Era of Accelerated Climate Action. Read it here.
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Solutions Take Centre Stage at COP30, Marking a New Era of Accelerated Climate Action. Read it here.
Parts of this site were translated using AI. Accuracy may vary.
6. Efforts to conserve, protect, and restore nature and ecosystems with solutions for climate, biodiversity and desertification
The plan aims to accelerate biodiversity adaptation and resilience through ecosystem-based approaches (EbA). Key levers for improvement include risk-informed decision-making, inclusive governance, access to technology, and financial sustainability, achieved by integrating scientific knowledge, Indigenous knowledge, and community action.
How this solutions relates to the action agenda
Axis: Stewarding Forests, Oceans, and Biodiversity
Key Objective: 6. Efforts to conserve, protect, and restore nature and ecosystems with solutions for climate, biodiversity and desertification
This plan accelerates climate-resilient development by scaling biodiversity adaptation and ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA). It strengthens decision-making and financing by addressing barriers such as insufficient funding, limited evidence, and inadequate technology. By integrating Indigenous knowledge, local communities, and vulnerable groups, it promotes inclusive governance and drives transformative policies, aiming to reduce climate-driven extinctions, ecosystem loss, and degradation by 2030.
Sources:
CBD (2022). Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.
Community-led mangrove restoration and eco-livelihoods in the Sundarbans
A community-led Eco Village in Bangladesh restores 150 ha of mangroves and expands nature-based livelihoods through women’s cooperatives, integrated aquaculture, solar energy, and safe water systems.
Enhance marine life with floating wind farm project
ENGIE’s floating wind pilot installs 32 marine nursery units and launches a five-year monitoring program, creating the world’s first nature-inclusive floating wind farm in the Gulf of Lion.
Adaptive response of the Baikal population of the Black-tailed marmot to environmental changes
Study of the Baikal black-tailed marmot shows a sharp population decline driven by climate change, fires and human pressure, based on field monitoring, camera traps and habitat analysis
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