Leaders urge world to pay up to save nature as COP16 talks open
The nearly 200 countries meeting in Colombia for the United Nations COP16 summit must act urgently to mobilize billions of dollars to stop rapid nature destruction, U.N. leaders and national representatives urged as the talks opened on Monday.
With COP16, the biodiversity COP, kicking off this week, the biggest question on the agenda is how to fund nature recovery ...
COP16 host country Colombia has put the inclusion of Indigenous and traditional communities at the center of its agenda in ...
Countries are convening in Colombia to agree on wide-ranging targets to stem biodiversity loss and make a plan to pay for it ...
COP16 outcomes focused on a nature positive future will drive risk reporting, and a potential revolution in the private ...
Nearly 2,000 Indigenous people from the southwest of Colombia arrived in Cali on Monday in their traditional ‘chivas’, ...
The world in 2022 reached its most ambitious deal ever to halt the destruction of nature by decade's end. Two years later, ...
South Africa will advocate for fair and equitable benefit-sharing from utilising genetic resources and digital sequence information on genetic resources at the 16th meeting of the Conference of the ...
Global leaders gathered in Colombia for COP16 to address biodiversity loss. Indigenous communities were highlighted as key ...
Around 190 nations are participating in COP16 in Cali, Colombia, aiming to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030.
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