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Ecuador marked the official designation of its in-country Facilitator under the NBSAP Accelerator Partnership with an event aimed at mobilising its 2025 National Biodiversity Strategy.
The Member Spotlight Series profiles NBSAP Accelerator Partnership members who are actively accelerating the implementation of National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs) under the Global Biodiversity Framework. Each feature examines the specific capabilities, experience, and implementation approaches that members bring, and how these align with needs and implementation gaps identified by countries.
Vanuatu launched its revised NBSAP 2026–2030, setting ambitious biodiversity targets and showcasing a whole-of-society approach to conservation aligned with global goals.
Ecuador has officially launched its 7th National Report on Biodiversity to the Convention on Biological Diversity, marking an important milestone in the country’s commitment to transparency and global biodiversity accountability.
A high-level Donor Roundtable in Nairobi brought together bilateral, multilateral, and philanthropic partners to explore coordinated financing for a pipeline of investment-ready projects targeting Kenya’s terrestrial and coastal ecosystems, including mangroves and ASAL landscapes.
Ecuador has launched its National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan 2025-2030, a landmark instrument providing concrete actions and measurable targets to conserve, restore, and sustainably use the country’s extraordinary natural wealth.
Liberia has validated its First National Report on the implementation of the Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and Benefit-Sharing (ABS), marking an important milestone in strengthening national governance of genetic resources.
Peru approved the 2030 Action Plan of its National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP), advancing implementation despite the challenges of the 2026 electoral year.
The Regional Ecological Summit 2026 in Astana will bring Central Asian governments, international organizations, business, and civil society together to develop coordinated solutions to climate change, food security, and natural resource management.
The fourth World Biodiversity Forum in Davos will bring together participants across sectors and generations to co-develop biodiversity-positive futures and address the social and cultural drivers of environmental degradation.