Road to COP15 Montreal: Cameroon hopes to benefit from its rich biodiversity
It also expects that the conference will result in commitments to foster technology transfer in a way that helps developing countries benefit from their resources
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It also expects that the conference will result in commitments to foster technology transfer in a way that helps developing countries benefit from their resources
Namibia allows the creation of community forests so indigenous groups can manage their own natural resources
Namibia allows the creation of community forests so indigenous groups can manage their own natural resources
US$166,676 over three years from University of South Africa (UNISA). In partnership with the Nelson Mandela Foundation and AfricaBP, this award will help launch
The Council today approved conclusions in view of the conference of parties for the United Nations Biodiversity summit to be held in Montreal, Canada, from 7 to 19 December 2022. The conclusions will serve as the EU’s general negotiating position in the meeting.