The Global Biodiversity Framework:
A Key Building Block for Local Implementation
of the 2030 Agenda

10-11 November 2021
UN Campus Bonn/Online via Zoom

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Conference languages: German/English (simultaneous interpretation)

This year's Bonn Symposium takes a look at the new global nature protection treaty currently negotiated by the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). Its goal is to protect biodiversity and ecosystems as a central building block for achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). For cities and municipalities, there are many ways to contribute to the conservation of the biosphere at the local level. In November, we will discuss these opportunities with representatives from local governments, science, business and civil society.

Check out the programme via the link above.

Video Recordings

Professor Thomas Hildebrandt, Basile van Havre and Lucy Mulenkei on "The implications of species extinction for human health"

Presentations

Lilongwe Ecological Corridor Initiative (LECI), Lilongwe Malawi
John Chome

The Implications of Species Extinction for Human Health
Basile van Havre

The Global Biodiversity Framework:
A Key Building Block for Local Implementation of the 2030 Agenda
Learning What Is Possible - City of Cape Town
Saul Roux

The Global Biodiversity Framework: A Key Building Block for Local Implementation of the 2030 Agenda

The Global Biodiversity Framework:
A Key Building Block for Local Implementation
of the 2030 Agenda