Mapping Nature for People and Planet in Cambodia: First Stakeholder Consultation

How can we use spatial data to identify nature-based solutions for biodiversity, climate and sustainable development in Cambodia? Join us for this invitation-only virtual workshop that will bring together diverse stakeholders in Cambodia to answer this question.

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WORKSHOP OVERVIEW

From 8 to 11 of June, 2021

Two to three-hour sessions

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Lnaguage: English and Khmer

Type: Virtual workshop

Contributors: Impact Observatory, General Directorate of Environmental Knowledge and Information (GDEKI), United Nations Development Programme, and University of Northern British Columbia

Stakeholder consultation summary

How can we use spatial data to identify nature-based solutions for biodiversity, climate and sustainable development? In this international virtual consultation, decision makers and spatial data experts will work with world-class scientists and international policy experts to answer this key question in Cambodia.

We are pleased to welcome you to the stakeholder consultation! This virtual meeting room will allow you to:

Download background information and key documents for the workshop.
Access the link to join all workshop sessions on Zoom
Watch video recordings of each session
Interact with other participants through a forum
Continue discussions and peer-to-peer (P2P) exchanges after the workshop ends

We will meet throughout the virtual workshop using this Zoom link

Workshop objectives

Identify and prioritize where policymakers can take nature-based actions to meet national biodiversity and sustainable development commitments related to the Convention on Biological Diversity, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, the UN Convention to Combat Desertification and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development;
Identify global and national data sets needed to develop the analysis;
Apply systematic conservation planning methods using GIS software to achieve this vision with rigorous, state-of-the-art science;
Assess the policy context, map key stakeholders, and provide clear steps for using data to meet policy commitments.