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Europe after Merkel - EU signs agreement with Moldova on Frontex cooperation - 1.5 million EU-funded projects accessible in new public platform - EC approves 2022-2027 regional aid map for Spain - Synchronisation of Continental European Electricity Grid with Ukraine and Moldova - Yemen: EUR 154 m for conflict-affected people - EU counters steel subsidies resulting from export restrictions on raw materials and transnational subsidies from China - simpler rules on settlement in EU financial market...

Professor Nicola Mulder, the head of the Computational Biology division at the University of Cape Town (UCT) and the principal investigator of H3ABioNet is on the advisory board of the African BioGenome Project (AfricaBP) – a coordinated pan-African

The African BioGenome Project recently highlighted the goals, priorities and roadmap of the Africa-led effort to sequence the genomes of plants, animals, fungi, and protists that are endemic to Africa.

This report calls for Australia to lift its ambition in five key areas, by championing a strong post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework and by demonstrating how the commitments under the framework will be implemented domestically.

Offsets are out. Onsets are in.

Ahead of the Convention on Biological Diversity negotiations in November 2022, AWF, ACBA, and African protected area directors are engaging to ensure that various perspectives are included.

Three meetings critical to developing an ambitious and transformative post-2020 global biodiversity framework to safeguard nature resumed in-person sessions, yesterday

The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) has unveiled the first beta version of its framework to help corporates outline and disclose nature-related risks and impacts in alignment with corporate reporting.

After a two-year delay, negotiators from more than 190 countries are gathering in Geneva on Monday for a fortnight-long critical discussions around a global strategy to help stem the tide of biodiversity loss.This is the last time countries ...

Some of the worlds largest environmental organisations and non-profits have delivered a unified call for the UN to adopt a global biodiversity framework that would "achieve a nature positive world by 2030", ahead of official negotiation...