The report does not aim to present an exhaustive analysis of the whole agenda discussed at SBI 2, but rather to point out relevant aspects of key agenda items that relate to the work of civil society and that could help in the advocacy work of the organizations and networks interested in the CBD process.

This report does not aim to present an exhaustive analysis of each agenda item discussed at SBSTTA 22, but rather to point out key and relevant aspects of the agenda that relate to the work of civil society and that could help in the advocacy work of the organizations and networks interested in the CBD process.

All ECOs published during the 2nd Meeting of the Subsidiary Body on Implementation (SBI 2) in Montreal, 2-7 July 2018

Issue 1

• Stand up for the CBD!
• Implementation!
• Closing Statement SBSTTA - TWN
• Protected Areas and OECMs Community Conservation and NBSAPs

Issue 2

All ECOs published during SBSTTA 22 in Montreal, 2-7 July 2018

Issue 1

All ECOs published during SBSTTA 21 and Art. 8j Working Group in Montreal, 11-16 December 2017

All ECOs of the COP 13 in Cancun, December 2016

Open letter by CBD Alliance members Bonn, 16.11.2017

After a long process, and during last SBI meeting, the CBD Alliance and the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) as a result of the longstanding relation and work done all these years.

All ECOs from COP 50, October 2014

All ECOs from MOP 6 of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety, October 2012.

All ECOs from WGRI 5 in June 2014.

All ECOs from COP 11, October 2012 in Hydrabad

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.