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MAINSTREAMING BIODIVERSITY : WHAT DOES SUCCESS LOOK LIKE? Roundtable Discussion: Biodiversity for Poverty Eradication and Development, 2015-2018 Brussels, Belgium 28 October, 2015 Sonia Pea Moreno Senior Policy Officer- Biodiversity,

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MAINSTREAMING BIODIVERSITY: WHAT DOES SUCCESS LOOK LIKE?

Roundtable Discussion: Biodiversity for Poverty Eradication and Development, 2015-2018 Brussels, Belgium 28 October, 2015

Sonia Peña Moreno Senior Policy Officer- Biodiversity, IUCN

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BIODIVERSITY MAINSTREAMING: What do we mean?

  • “Mainstreaming implies changes in development

models, strategies and paradigms.”

  • We understand mainstreaming as the integration
  • f biodiversity considerations and concerns

into policies, plans and sectors outside the environmental realm.

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Enabling conditions for mainstreaming

  • Reciprocal collaboration or cooperation

between two or more sectors

  • Certain triggers or motivations to make

mainstreaming efforts possible

  • A leader/champion
  • Indication of possible replication and long

term engagement, impact and sustainability

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Success? A variety of outcomes

  • Influencing a policy, plan or budget of a sector
  • Changing a particular behavior, attitude or

position

  • Increased capacity, knowledge and awareness
  • Long term impacts associated with improved

status of biodiversity and human well-being

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Policy Opportunities: National level

  • Revising and implementing National Biodiversity

Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs) involving different productive sectors and government departments

  • All government departments and all sectors need

to recognize the added value of conserving biodiversity in order to adopt relevant policies that support the achievement of each Aichi Biodiversity Target and the Strategic Plan for Biodiversity by 2020

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Policy Opportunities: Global level

  • The newly adopted universal framework of

the Sustainable Development Goals provides the biggest opportunity to integrate biodiversity and nature-based solutions across all goals and targets.

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Evidencing Success: our cases -1

  • Two projects in

Colombia involving cattle ranchers and coffee growers have yielded encouraging results by combining biodiversity conservation and agricultural production

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Evidencing Success: our cases - 2

  • Although not all follow

conservation guidelines, increasingly mining firms are committing to respecting and maintaining biodiversity in WHS

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Evidencing Success: our cases - 3

  • Grasslands’

ecosystems are being protected in southern South America by promoting sustainable cattle grazing practices and avoiding the extinction of many migratory birds and

  • ther wildlife.
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Evidencing Success: our cases - 4

  • A leading mining

group joined forces with conservation NGOs to help prevent the extinction of vultures in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh after discovering the birds were ingesting a drug found in their prey.

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Evidencing Success: our cases - 5

  • Switzerland’s national

position on sustainable development was a challenging exercise but which yielded positive results and became one of learning from each

  • ther, listening and

trust.

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Evidencing Success: what’s your story?

We want to hear from you!

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Thanks!

http://www.birdlife.org/datazone/info/CBDsupport http://www.iucn.org/mainstreaming_bd