Environment
Biodiversity COP17 Ends in Armenia with Adoption of Yerevan Pathway
Final document establishes $1.8 billion in funding targets and creates a working group to reform nature-harming subsidies.
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The essentials of this story
- What happened
- Adoption of new global funding and conservation commitments in the Yerevan Pathway document.
- Who is affected
- Signatory countries to the Convention on Biological Diversity, indigenous peoples, and local communities.
- What changes
- New guidelines for environmental financing, creation of a group to reform subsidies, and requirement of consultations on the sustainable use of genetic resources.
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- Brasil contribui para avanços das ações de proteção da biodiversidade — Agência Brasil — meio ambiente