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Government representatives, Indigenous Peoples, local communities, and youth from Central Asia will gather in Samarkand for a subregional workshop dedicated to advancing national commitments under GBF Target 3.
A delegation from Brazil, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Indonesia travelled through Indonesia’s forests and islands for the second in a series of South-South study trips, exchanging practical approaches to biodiversity governance, community-led conservation, and restoration financing.
Liberia’s match with academic consortium CASCADE will help catalyze action on its NBSAP.
The third regional knowledge exchange of 2025, held in Peru, brought together Latin American and Caribbean countries and partners to advance NBSAP implementation through peer learning, collaboration, and tailored solutions.
The first meeting of the CBD’s new permanent Subsidiary Body on Article 8(j) will convene in Panama to advance Indigenous Peoples and local communities’ rights in biodiversity governance.
Ecuador has established its first Biodiversity Campus, a living platform for collaboration between academia, Indigenous communities, and public institutions at the heart of one of the country’s most ecologically sensitive areas.
Mozambique’s water sector is taking concrete steps to align with the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, with a two-day workshop developing a project proposal focused on river connectivity, environmental flows, and nature-based solutions.
Vanuatu’s NBSAP revision is reaching the nation’s outer islands, placing Indigenous Peoples and local communities at the heart of biodiversity planning through traditional ecological knowledge and culturally grounded approaches.
