Strengthening technical and scientific cooperation for 2050 vision
for biodiversity
By
adopting the Kunming-Montreal Global
Biodiversity Framework, Parties to the Convention on Biological
Diversity (CBD) have agreed to facilitate a transformative change in the
societies’ relationship with biodiversity and pursue the long-term 2050 vision
of Living in Harmony with Nature.
Availability of knowledge is one of the
key factors in implementing this
ambitious global plan that aims to mitigate and reverse the process of
biodiversity decline. Given the complexity of the scope and issues that CBD
includes, there is a need for an improved technical and scientific cooperation
that will strengthen the linkages with policy and better inform CBD decisions.
CO-OP4CBD project focuses on the
European response to facilitate a more coordinated approach in the engagement
of experts to support implementation of the CBD processes.