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Mainstreaming biodiversity through landscape-scale planning in Zambia and Mongolia CBD-SBSTT CBD-SBSTT A 21 Side event: A 21 Side event: Montreal, 12 December 2017 Montreal, 12 December 2017 Value of Sustainable Infrastructure Value of


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Mainstreaming biodiversity through landscape-scale planning in Zambia and Mongolia

CBD-SBSTT A 21 Side event: Value of Sustainable Infrastructure The Nature Conservancy CBD-SBSTT A 21 Side event: Value of Sustainable Infrastructure The Nature Conservancy Montreal, 12 December 2017 Montreal, 12 December 2017

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Zambia: Conservation Value vs. Forest Value

Anne Trainor, 2017

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Zambia: Crop suitability vs. human influence

Anne Trainor, 2017

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Anne Trainor, 2017

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Anne Trainor, TNC, 2017

Zambia, Kafue Watershed

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Mining Leases in Mongolia

> 30% GDP > 85% exports $ 0 for conservation

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M ongolia’s challenge:

How can a mining-focused economy support conservation & development objectives for people and nature?

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Mongolia’s Mitigation Framework: Uses landscape–scale mitigation to help…

  • Identify potential conflict before it happens
  • AVOID impacts incompatible with conservation
  • bjectives
  • REDUCE management costs associated with

threats from outside protected areas

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Development by Design identifies and reduces potential conflict between the conservation portfolio and current mining leases

South Gobi region of M ongolia

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Mongolia’s Mitigation Framework: Use landscape–scale mitigation to help… OFFSET in an ecologically sound manner that directs investments to high priority areas

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M ining leases

active mines application / exploration leases

Conservation portfolio

M odel of mining and conservation portfolio expansion in South Gobi 2014-2021

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2014

existing mining leases: potential offsets: 607,000 ha 6,070,000 ha M ining leases

active mines application / exploration leases

Conservation portfolio

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2015

new mining leases: potential offsets: 121,400 ha 1,214,000 ha M ining leases

active mines application / exploration leases

Conservation portfolio

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2016

145,700 ha 1,457,000 ha new mining leases: potential offsets: M ining leases

active mines application / exploration leases

Conservation portfolio

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2017

174,800 ha 1,174,000 ha new mining leases: potential offsets: M ining leases

active mines application / exploration leases

Conservation portfolio

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2018

209,800 ha 2,098,000 ha new mining leases: potential offsets: M ining leases

active mines application / exploration leases

Conservation portfolio

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2019

251,800 ha 2,518,000 ha new mining leases: potential offsets: M ining leases

active mines application / exploration leases

Conservation portfolio

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2020

302,100 ha 3,021,000 ha new mining leases: potential offsets: M ining leases

active mines application / exploration leases

Conservation portfolio

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2021

362,500 ha 3,625,000 ha new mining leases: potential offsets: M ining leases

active mines application / exploration leases

Conservation portfolio