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28 September 2020, 9:00-10:30 AM (EDT)

  Leaders’ Pledge for Nature website

This website is the official site of the Leaders’ Pledge for Nature and will host the Pledge document in multiple languages, the list of endorsers and supporters of the pledge and leaders voices videos of the endorsers and supporters of the pledge of this session 3.1

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Meet the speakers

 

We are in a state of planetary emergency of interconnected global challenges, including biodiversity loss, climate change, zoonotic disease exposure, land degradation, water scarcity, waste and pollution. These require urgent and united global actions. World leaders must take urgent and transformational actions to rebalance our relationship with the natural world. They must prioritize a just economic recovery focused on net positive outcomes for nature and climate, and support an ambitious and transformational post-2020 global biodiversity framework as a key tool to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. This leaders’ event will showcase a leaders’ pledge for nature that commits to urgent and transformational actions to address biodiversity loss, safeguard our planetary safety net and ensure we build forward better towards net positive outcomes for nature, climate and sustainable development.

Co-hosts: AOSIS, Belize, Bhutan, Colombia, Costa Rica, Finland, Kenya, Seychelles, UK, EU
Partners: UNEP, WWF, UNDP, Global Commons Alliance, Planetary Emergency Partnership

This session will take place on 28 September 2020, 9:00-10:30 AM (EDT). The event will be broadcast live on this page.


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Alison White

See policy and investor briefings on extractive industries, industrial agriculture and infrastructure development, illustrating how government, industry, donors/investors and other decision makers can contribute to biodiversity protection: https://www.stateoftheapes.com/