ECO

In this issue:

• Rethinking Policy Responses  based on the IPBES Business and Biodiversity Assessment
• Mid-term review of the Gender Plan of Action
• Whose Commitments Count? Making Whole-of-Society Real in KM-GBF Reporting
• To end destructive finance we need transparency & accountability – not the distraction of so-called “disclosure”

Download ECO 73(1) as pdf

In this issue:

• Voluntary Corporate Measures are no equivalent of Govermental Policies
• SAVE THE WHALES... From the carbon and biodiversity markets!
• Women's Traditional Knowledge on Health
• The role of “resource Demobilization” in “resource mobilization”

Download ECO 72(8) as pdf /  Descargar ECO 72(8) en español como pdf

In this issue:

• Targets 2 & 3: Advancing Effective Gender Integration
• Corporate invasion of Indigenous territories and infringement of collective rights coincides with biodiversity loss
• Reflections from a Side Event on Gene Drives
• Rethinking ecological restoration from the perspective of local communities and their ancestral knowledge

Download ECO 72(8) as pdf /  Descargar ECO 72(8) en español como pdf

In this issue:

• Indigenous Peoples Defend the Trees of Life, Oppose GM Trees of Death

• Stop harmful biodiversity finance and turn it into direct finance for biodiversity stewards

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In this issue:

• The IIFB PRIORITIES for the first meeting of the SB8J!

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In this issue:

• Assessing the Gender-responsiveness of NBSAPs
• Moratorium on genetically engineering wild species in natural ecosystems – IUCN membership split down the middle
• Social and Environmental Safeguards in the CBD:  A Test for Credibility
• Key Questions on Biodiversity Offsets Explained

Download ECO 72(5) as pdf

In this issue:

• Jaguars and Whales are NOT carbon OFFSETS

• Forest Fires: A Global Crisis Fueled by Profit

• Dept-for-Nature Swaps: Doubtful Impact on Debt and Biodiversity

• Will Gene Drives Work? Cutting Through the Hype in Synthectic Biology 

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In this issue:

• The real finance problem is the trillions still flowing into destruction
• Nature-based Solutions
• The Timber Industry's New Strategy: Gene-Edited Trees
• UN experts: Corporate agribusiness imperils biodiversity, rights and food sovereignty

Download ECO 72(3) as a pdf

In this issue:

• CBD Alliance statement on Agenda item 4: IPBES
• Cut Subsidies, not Forests

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In this issue:

• The CBD must step up to break the destructive climate–biodiversity cycle

• Precautionary risk assessment needed to confront new LMO threats

• Precaution on Geoengineering

• Transformative Change

Download ECO 72(1) as pdf