Briefing notes for COP 11
Over the past two months, civil society groups from all over the world within the CBD Alliance network have been discussing, debating and coming to agreement on what they believe to be the key issues for the Hyderabad COP.
Resources
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Who we are
The CBD Alliance is a network of civil society organizations who have a common interest in the Convention on Biological Diversity.
Our relation to the CBD
The Convention on Biological Diversity is a Convention under the UN system, one of the three Río Conventions, which aims its work to preserve biodiversity and ensure its sustainable use.
Mission and vision
The CBD Alliance exists to facilitate more diverse, coordinated, and effective civil society input into CBD policy-making.
CBD Alliance evaluation reports
External evaluation
Coordinator
Hi,
I am the coordinator of the CBD Alliance. I am here to assist you, and to help the alliance being as fluently working as coordinated as possible.
Throughout the year, I am here for you to:
Rules
The CBD Alliance
1. The CBD Alliance is a network of civil society organization, working together to positively influence the CBD negotiations, and the implementation of the Convention.
Accomplishments of the CBD Alliance since 2002
Since its inception in 2002, the CBD Alliance has become the focal point for civil society around the CBD. Following the broad mandate, the CBD Alliance has achieved many successes:
Board Members
Ms. Mrinalini Rai - Thailand
Global Forest Coalition
ECO 59
ECO 59, Issue 1
- Ingredients for a post 2020 GBF
- Divestments, not investments
- Nairobi, here we go!
ECO 59, Issue 2