In this second webinar of the GEF Global Biodiversity Framework Early Action Support Project, countries were oriented to the CBD COP 15 Decision 15/6: Mechanisms for Planning, Monitoring, Reporting, and Review and other COP 15 decisions that provide guidance on revising or updating NBSAPs.

In this first webinar of the GEF Global Biodiversity Framework Early Action Support Project, countries received an overview of the BIOFIN Methodology and guidance on how to plan their work under component 4 of the GEF Early Action Support Project.

In this third webinar of the GEF Global Biodiversity Framework Early Action Support Project, the CBD Secretariat oriented attendees to the key elements of Decision 15/8 and Target 20, and guided them to consider how to integrate these during NBSAP alignment and revision.

Would you like to deepen your understanding of how the 6NR results can be used to support conservation and sustainable development planning? In this webinar, representatives from Belize, Ecuador, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo explained how the spatial data generated during development of their 6NR is being used to improve NBSAP implementation. They also demonstrated how these data are enhancing biodiversity monitoring and management.

Conservation planning involves important decisions: What do we want to conserve? Where should we do it? How should we do it? What resources will it take? How will we know we have done it? This webinar explains how conservation planning can inform key decisions during NBSAP implementation. It explores a conservation planning road map that integrates strategic and spatial planning. The session also focuses on tools and methods that answer important questions related to NBSAP implementation.

In this Massive Open Online Course, you will learn how countries can use spatial data to achieve nature, climate, and sustainable development ambitions simultaneously.

In this self-paced course, you will learn how countries can use spatial data to achieve nature, climate, and sustainable development ambitions simultaneously.

This webinar is based on guidance published by SANBI and UNEP-WCMC. The session explores practical, science-based approaches to spatial biodiversity assessment and prioritization. It discusses the guiding principles, datasets, methods and products included in the guidance document. This approach can be applied in terrestrial, inland water, and coastal and marine environments. This webinar is especially useful for countries that are biodiversity rich yet resource constrained, and where difficult choices have to be made about how and where to focus conservation action.

Course type: Webinar Languages: English Dates: 18 January 2022 Sessions: 1 session Commitment: 58 min  Partners: In partnership with the Talent Acquisition and People Programme…

Are you interested in learning how nature-based policies can be guided by national repositories of spatial data? Colombia, Costa Rica, Indonesia, and Peru, each have a national spatial data platform used to monitor and report on biodiversity status and the effectiveness of measures to conserve it. These platforms are also used by decision-makers to design data-informed policies. Each speaker described how they used these national platforms and data to help develop their 6NR. They also explored how spatial data are helping their country monitor its progress to achieve the ABTs.

In this micro-course, you will learn about the value of remote sensing for monitoring biodiversity conservation and sustainable development, learn how to use the UN Biodiversity Lab (UNBL) to visualize and analyze spatial data, and gain an understanding of how countries around the world are using spatial data to take action for nature.

Are you interested in learning about how 6NR data can inform the post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework? In this webinar, the past, current and future CBD COP Presidents – Mexico, Egypt, and China – explored how they are using spatial data from their national reporting process to develop future national policies on nature.