UN Artenschutzsummit Fights with Many Funding Gaps
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In August, South Africa called for "appropriate, predictable and accessible funding" to speed up the implementation of the Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF). "The problem is a huge money gap and access to funding," Greenpeace noted, and this will become a topic in the final week.The German Greens' "Heinrich Böll Foundation" stated in a contribution last week that funding commitments have not been met and that the payments made so far have be…
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suedtirolnews.itSecond week of negotiations with Environment Minister Totschnig
It takes money to stop the decline in biodiversity. Even before the beginning of the UN Conference on the Conservation of Species in Armenia, it was clear that its lack will become a point of dispute. In August, South Africa called for "reasonable, predictable and accessible funding" to speed up the implementation of the Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF). "The problem is a huge financial gap and access to funding," Greenpeace noted - and thi…
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