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# Created Submitted to User Language IP address Name of organization Name of contact person Email address Secondary email address International telephone number Address Country Website Twitter Instagram Title of contribution Type of contribution Contributing to other elements of the IPBES work programme IPBES assessments Brief description of contribution Other organizations involved in the contribution Link to online contribution that could be shared with the IPBES community Start year End year Estimated monetary value of contribution in USD Region Countries Which objective(s) and sub-objective(s) does the contribution support Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities Operations
27 Sun, 08/05/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES sobispo English 186.167.249.111 Red de Cooperación Amazónica REDCAM Santiago Obispo sobispo@gmail.com redecam@gmail.com 584122924830 Valle Escondido
Puerto Ayacucho. 7101
Venezuela		 Venezuela @SantiagoObispoP @Obispo631 Polinizadores Meliponas en comunidades locales ribereños Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website), Support to national or (sub)regional platforms or networks engaging in IPBES Indigenous and local knowledge systems jornadas de capacitación en los Módulos de Mantecal,Estado Apure, Venezuela en una comunidad llamada Mata de Madera, con comunidades locales

Allí trabajamos un equipo conformado por Jesús Infante, la Profa. Greeys Centeno de la UCV-Fagro, Prof. Freddy Lucena de Upel-Macaro Y yo; impartiendo charlas y talleres sobre abejas sin aguijón a niños de Primaria, media general, profesores y adultos miembros de la comunidad.		 Jesús Infante, INIA y la Profa. Greeys Centeno de la Universidad Central de Venezuela UCV-Fagro, Prof. Freddy Lucena de Upel-Macaro, Erick Salas, Instituto Nacional de Investigación Agraria - INIA Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Non Based Market Approach - NBMA, Colective Action Latin American and Caribbean States Venezuela (République bolivarienne du) Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement, Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information, Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities Implementation of the training and familiarization programme Support to the uptake of approved assessments and other deliverables, and encouragement of the development of communities of practice around them Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels
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38 Wed, 25/05/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Anonymous English 82.9.226.237 UNEP-WCMC Emma Martin emma.martin@unep-wcmc.org +447594349208 UK National Ecosystem Assessment Initiative (NEA Initiative) Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website), Learning material (e.g., video, presentation, booklet, article and website), Larger capacity-building projects or initiatives, Support to national or (sub)regional platforms or networks engaging in IPBES, Support to communities of practice engaging in IPBES Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies The National Ecosystem Assessment Initiative (NEA Initiative) at UNEP-WCMC currently supports 14 countries conducting and scoping for national ecosystem assessments. UNEP-WCMC delivers capacity building activities tailored to the needs of each of our partner countries and facilitates regional and global knowledge sharing. All capacity building materials developed as part of the Initiative are made freely available on the NEA Initiative website.
The capacity building activities mentioned include:
1. One-to-one country support tailored to each country partner on technical and methodological aspects of the assessment process, as well as strengthening the science-policy-practitioner dialogue.
2. Webinars, in-person and online workshops relating to specific stages of the assessment process (e.g. scoping stage, using assessment findings, roles and responsibilities) and on specific technical topics (e.g. scenarios, multiple-evidence based approach, economic valuation).
3. Guidance documents which aim to support countries to tailor the IPBES assessment process to specific national contexts, strengthen the science-policy-practitioner dialogue and enhance the use of national ecosystem assessments to support decision-making, including national level implementation of multi-lateral environmental agreements .
4. Capturing and synthesizing lessons learned on conducting sub-global ecosystem assessments, and supporting networking opportunities for practitioners involved in such assessments across the world.

The NEA Initiative will deliver further capacity building activities . This year, we have a global capacity building workshop planned and we will continue to organise webinars and develop further capacity building resources.
Our support is delivered in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) through the Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Network (BES-Net).
Financial support for the NEA Initiative is provided by the International Climate Initiative (IKI) of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety of the Federal Republic of Germany. Additional support is provided by the Japan Biodiversity Fund, the Norwegian Environment Agency and SwedBio at the Stockholm Resilience Centre.
 https://www.ecosystemassessments.net/resources/ Sun, 01/01/2017 - 00:00 Sat, 01/01/2028 - 00:00 USD 10,500,000 approximately African States, Asia-Pacific States, Eastern European States, Latin American and Caribbean States Azerbaïdjan (l'), Bosnie-Herzégovine (la), Botswana (le), Cambodge (le), Cameroun (le), Colombie (la), République dominicaine (la), Éthiopie (l'), Grenade (la), Malawi (le), Thaïlande (la), Viet Nam (le) Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels
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19 Wed, 27/04/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Anonymous English 105.172.4.94 sustainable Development and Biological Diversity Miguel Kinavuidi miguel.kinavuidi@gmail.com paulacamuhoto@gmail.com +244923704246 Rua Direita do Patriota
Luanda. 83
Angola		 Angola www.dbds.ao Meeting Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website) Indigenous and local knowledge systems More traditional authorities needs to be involved and herd at national level as well to further participate in the forum Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Sun, 01/01/2023 - 00:00 Global Angola (l') Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels
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10 Tue, 26/04/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Anonymous English 154.246.67.21 University of Bejaia Algeria Mourad Ahmim forestecolo@gmail.com mourad.ahmim@iniv-bejaia.dz +213550380172 Campus Targa ouzemmour
Bejaia. 06000
Algeria		 Algerie Les mammiferes sauvages d’Algerie Répartition et Biologie de la conservation Learning material (e.g., video, presentation, booklet, article and website), Support to national or (sub)regional platforms or networks engaging in IPBES IPBES assessments, Data management and knowledge generation, Indigenous and local knowledge systems Engagement with ongoing assessments, Uptake and use of approved IPBES assessments C’est un ouvrage sous forme d’Atlas illustré donnant aux chercheurs toutes les informations concernant la faune mammalogisue de l’Algerie. https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-02375326/document Tue, 01/01/2019 - 00:00 Tue, 01/01/2019 - 00:00 12000 Global Algérie (l') Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement, Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information, Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities Implementation of the training and familiarization programme, Organization of science-policy dialogues with national focal points Support to the uptake of approved assessments and other deliverables, and encouragement of the development of communities of practice around them Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels
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28 Tue, 10/05/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Anonymous English 77.87.228.67 Federal Agency for Nature Conservation Lennart Kuemper-Schlake Lennart.Kuemper-Schlake@BfN.de +49 228 8491-1745 Germany IPBES Youth Workshop 2022; Capacity Buidling and Stregthening of Engagement of Youth through representatives of Youth networks Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website) Data management and knowledge generation, Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies, Scenarios and models Based on Annex III to decision IPBES-8/1, I. Objective 2 (a), 4 - A Youth workshop to strengthen the engagement of young people in the work of IPBES and to support the uptake of assessments among young people, other individuals and organisations will be organized. Footnote: The workshop will target individuals representing youth organizations (working on the issues of biodiversity and ecosystem services) that have an active voice in their community. An open call, including selection criteria, will be issued.

The idea is not to explain content to the young, but to listen to the young, to harvest their motivations, concerns and ideas to incorporate them in IPBES work. This could be done by applying nature futures. Potentially, a contribution to the nexus and tc assessments can be envisaged, also the discussion of SUB and Values assessments is an option.		 TSU Capacity Building Sat, 01/01/2022 - 01:00 Sat, 01/01/2022 - 01:00 21,100 Global Allemagne (l') Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement, Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities IPBES fellowship programme Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels
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22 Thu, 28/04/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Anonymous English 130.226.236.6 IPBES Denmark Lars Dinesen lars.dinesen@sund.ku.dk lars.dinesen@sund.ku.dk +4593509570 Universitetsparken 15, 2,
Copenhagen. 2100
Denmark		 Denmark www.ipbes.dk IPBES teaching material to high schools disseminated Learning material (e.g., video, presentation, booklet, article and website) Data management and knowledge generation Preparation and dissemination of teaching material for high schools. Three booklets and videos based produced based on IPBES material and national knowledge. A 100 schools have downloaded the material and some thousand students indicated to be involved. https://www.ipbes.dk/undervisning/undervisningsmateriale Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 Mon, 01/01/2024 - 00:00 Western European and other States Danemark (le) Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement Implementation of the training and familiarization programme
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46 Tue, 31/05/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Lise Goudeseune English 83.134.184.12 Belgian Biodiversity Platform / IPBES NFP Belgium Lise Goudeseune lise.goudeseune@biodiversity.be +32 2 238 34 95 Belgium https://www.biodiversity.be IPBES stand at the Biodiversity Spring Mark (organised by the Belgian Biodiversity Platform) Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website) IPBES assessments Uptake and use of approved IPBES assessments The Belgian Biodiversity Platform organised on 23 March 2022 its 7th edition of the Biodiversity Market. This international science-policy-practice fair welcomed participation from all areas relevant to BBPf’s work: Biodiversity research, policy and practice including topics such as Invasive Alien Species, Biodiversity & Health, Biodiversity conservation and Nature-based Solutions, Biodiversity Data...

The event welcomed around 130 participants, including 22 stands at the Market.
 o European Commission, DG Environment
o Institute for Nature and Forest Flanders (INBO)
 Webpage of the event: https://www.biodiversity.be/5699/ Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Eastern European States Belgique (la) Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information Support to the uptake of approved assessments and other deliverables, and encouragement of the development of communities of practice around them
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31 Thu, 19/05/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES AgnesH English 92.154.59.64 French Foundation for Research on Biodiversity Agnes Hallosserie agnes.hallosserie@fondationbiodiversite.fr +33180058932 France IPBES external review workshops Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website) IPBES assessments Engagement with ongoing assessments Three workshops organized to contribute to the external review of IPBES deliverables, supporting the involvement of French experts to send comments: description of the review process, introduction to the IPBES deliverables, facilitation of group discussions for reviewers to identify most relevant and helpful comments.
- review of the first order draft of the summary for policymakers of the sustainable use assessment: organized with national stakeholders on 18 May 2021
- review of the scoping report of the business and biodiversity assessment: organized with national stakeholders on 3 December 2021
- review of the second order draft of the chapters and first order draft of the summary for policymakers of the assessment of invasive alien species: organized with national researchers and stakeholders on 1 February 2022		 IUCN French Invasive Alien Species Resource Centre
French Biodiversity Office		 Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 10,000 USD (staff time) Western European and other States France (la) Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels
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53 Thu, 02/06/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Mari T. English 101.102.254.11 Ministry of the Environment of Japan Mari Takehara mari_takehara@env.go.jp mari_takehara@env.go.jp +81355218275 Japan 日本 Information exchange for IPBES technical experts Support to national or (sub)regional platforms or networks engaging in IPBES IPBES assessments Engagement with ongoing assessments, Uptake and use of approved IPBES assessments Information exchange for IPBES technical experts Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 Asia-Pacific States Japon (le) Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels
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43 Tue, 31/05/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Anonymous English 37.153.222.145 Ecosystem Services Partnership Iskra Konovska iskra.konovska@fsd.nl +31 317 763 990 PO Box 570
Wageningen. 6700 AN
Netherlands		 Netherlands https://www.es-partnership.org/ https://twitter.com/ESPartnership Global ESP Expert Workshops: contributing reviews for the second order draft of the IPBES assessment on values of Nature Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website) IPBES assessments Engagement with ongoing assessments The Ecosystem Services Partnership organised a global series of workshops to mobilize the global expert community in contributing reviews for the second order draft of the IPBES assessment on values of Nature.

This series of workshops was spread through the global time zones and hosted by regional ESP representatives, but open to anybody interested in reviewing the assessment.

We were explicitly looking for expertise from members of governments, local communities and civil society who have practical, technical and/or academic knowledge.

Each of the 5 workshops consisted of a short presentation of the values assessment and the summary for policy makers; an explanation of the review process; and an interactive part where participants were able to put forward questions and comments on the different chapters. We collected the comments and questions arising during the workshops, and also pesented to participans the review mechanism so they can submit comments afterwards. 		https://www.es-partnership.org/ipbes-values-assessment-global-esp-expert-workshops/ Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 Global Belgique (la), Colombie (la), Grèce (la), Indonésie (l'), Mexique (le), Pays-Bas (les), République de Corée (la), Afrique du Sud (l'), États-Unis d'Amérique (les) Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement, Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information, Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities Organization of science-policy dialogues with national focal points Support to the uptake of approved assessments and other deliverables, and encouragement of the development of communities of practice around them Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels
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23 Thu, 28/04/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Anonymous English 96.49.215.244 Green Technology Education Centre Dr. Arden Henley nwpses@gmail.com info@gteccanada.ca 1-604-317-4128 891 West 26 Avenue
Vancouver. V5Z 2E9
Canada		 Canada https://gteccanada.ca https://www.instagram.com/gteccanada/ False Creek Climate Crisis Education Centre Larger capacity-building projects or initiatives Indigenous and local knowledge systems, Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies, Scenarios and models The first of its kind in Canada, the Climate Crisis Education Centre is a scalable, multi-faceted resource that serves the people of the False Creek area and the surrounding City of Vancouver community. What makes this Centre unique is its direct engagement with community, its focus on the regeneration of the environment in which it is located and its inclusion of arts and culture. False Creek Friends Society Rebuilding BC - https://gteccanada.ca/rebuilding-bc-a-portfolio-of-possibilities/

GTEC Reader - https://gteccanada.ca/gtec-reader-vol-3-issue-1/
 Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Wed, 01/01/2025 - 00:00 $200,000 Global Canada (le) Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement, Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information, Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities Organization of science-policy dialogues with national focal points Support to the uptake of approved assessments and other deliverables, and encouragement of the development of communities of practice around them Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels
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50 Tue, 31/05/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Anonymous Spanish 192.141.244.109 In Community and with the Ecosystems, Citizen Group (En Comunidad y con los Ecosistemas, Grupo Ciudadano) Adriana Saldaña Espejel asaldanaespejel@gmail.com panasaldana@hotmail.com +523331192289 Tembleque 12, Colonia Centro.
Casa
Otumba de Gómez Farías. 55900
Mexico		 México Exploratory study for the design of a strategy for knowledge management that increases community adaptation and resilience capacities to Climate Change in the eastern region of the State of Mexico, Mexico. Support to communities of practice engaging in IPBES Indigenous and local knowledge systems, Scenarios and models From a methodological approach that integrates elements of education for comprehensive water management and for adaptation to Climate Change, with a design approach for transitions and adaptive management of socio-ecological systems. An exploratory study will be carried out through interviews with key actors (academics, members of civil society organizations, federal government officials, municipal government officials, teachers, agricultural producers and inhabitants) and surveys of middle school students (high schools and high schools) for:

1) Carry out a general survey of the current situation at the level of water security (access to drinking water in adequate quantity and quality to cover their consumption, sanitation, hygiene and health needs).
2) Carry out a general survey regarding the state of the ecosystems and their capacity to continue providing hydrological ecosystem services, on which both people and biodiversity depend.
3) Know if the organizational, management, infrastructure and knowledge resources available to the population allow it to be resilient or adapt to extreme hydrometeorological phenomena derived from Climate Change, such as drought.
4) Know the visions of the future of adults and young people regarding the ideal of community development.

The results of the research will make it possible to assess current opportunities, gaps and challenges. What will allow the design of a relevant and culturally appropriate knowledge management strategy, and that facilitates the creation of capacities to increase community resilience and adaptation to Climate Change.		 Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Mon, 01/01/2024 - 00:00 18,000 USD Latin American and Caribbean States Mexique (le) Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement Implementation of the training and familiarization programme
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5 Tue, 26/04/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Anonymous English 88.209.118.190 Centre Scientifique de Monaco Nathalie Hilmi hilmi@centrescientifique.mc nathaliehilmi@gmail.com 0033679701570 Centre Scientifique de Monaco
8 Quai Antoine 1er
Monaco. 98000
Monaco		 Monaco https://www.centrescientifique.mc/fr/equipe/biologie-marine-fr/economie-environnementale @HilmiNathalie Event during the Monaco Ocean Week 2023 Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website) Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies I will organise an event about the Blue carbon ecosystems: how nature can mitigate climate change.
It can be either a workshop or a panel with presentations.		 Foundation Prince Albert II of Monaco Not yet: it is a planned event Sun, 01/01/2023 - 00:00 Sun, 01/01/2023 - 00:00 Not determined yet Global Monaco Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information Support to the uptake of approved assessments and other deliverables, and encouragement of the development of communities of practice around them
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25 Sun, 01/05/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Anonymous English 154.230.24.247 Environmental Protection Information Centre Imran Ahimbisibwe ahimbisibwe2021@outlook.com eradicate.nperch.lvictoria@gmail.com +256 758 449129 Highlight Building
Plot 10 Iganga Road
Jinja . 256
Uganda		 Uganda Establishment of Vetiver Grass Nursery and Hedge Rows for control of Eutrophication in Lake Victoria Larger capacity-building projects or initiatives IPBES assessments, Indigenous and local knowledge systems Engagement with ongoing assessments, Uptake and use of approved IPBES assessments The project applied nature based technology of vetiver grass barriers to control the flow of nutrients and pollution to the Lake hence starving water hyacinth weed (Eichhornia crassipes) covering the water surface leading to its eradication. The project engaged lake side farmers and communities on landing site settlements through training in application of Vetiver Grass Technology (VGT) and extension services. The project established a Vetiver Grass nursery for the community to serve as a source of plant material. Satoyama Development Mechanism(SDM) https://sdm.satoyama-initiative.org/projects Mon, 01/01/2018 - 00:00 Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 USD10,000 African States Kenya (le), Ouganda (l') Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement, Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information Implementation of the training and familiarization programme Support to the uptake of approved assessments and other deliverables, and encouragement of the development of communities of practice around them
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45 Tue, 31/05/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES ismael2017 English 154.228.187.88 Ocean One Social Research Centre Ismael Ocen ocean1socialresearch@gmail.com ismaelocen@yahoo.co.uk +256772382713 Plot 35/38 Lions Club of Soroti Building, Akisim Ward,
Soroti. 256
Uganda		 Uganda https//www.oosrc.org https://www.linkedin.com/company/74983584/admin/ Enhancing the knowledge and skills of local and indigenous communities in Uganda to enable and facilitate engagement in the use of IPBES products Larger capacity-building projects or initiatives, Support to communities of practice engaging in IPBES Indigenous and local knowledge systems, Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies Enhancing the knowledge and skills of local and indigenous communities in Uganda shall enable and facilitate engagement in the use of IPBES products. Familiarization of IPBES works to reach a wider community requires strategic support to increase the resilience to harness community-based conservation efforts. This initiative will enhance individual and community capacities for supporting the development and use of IPBES deliverables because Uganda is one country that is lagging behind in the dissemination of the IPBES works and we want to believe that to strengthen the role of local and indigenous communities in the implementation of IPBES works especially building and supporting their practice in conservation is essential when we work closely with local and indigenous communities, governments and non-state actors to create and improve the chances of tilting the balance in negotiations in favor of biodiversity.
The contribution is in line with the IPBES 2030 work programme which includes building capacity as one of its six objectives and particularly it shall build the capacity and strengthen the knowledge foundations of the Karamojong indigenous Nomadic Pastoralist of North East Uganda and Iteso local community and it’s seen as supporting the policy. The two communities are chosen because they are situated amid areas of high biodiversity and other values of nature in the country. We aim to build the capacities of the target communities to make known the IPBES works and reports on biodiversity and ecosystem services. These products when understood by the target communities shall make good country’s dual goal of improving the management of natural resources and people’s quality of life and aimed to conserve wildlands and their biodiversity while simultaneously balancing the needs of local people, sustaining ecosystem dynamics and resilience, and ensuring continuity for future generations. This contribution undertakes community engagement of IPBES reports using bottom-up empowerment and it is justified that working to engage communities to understand assessment/research reports is considered a practical and pragmatic way of improving the delivery of outcomes and making interventions more cost-effective.
 1. Disaster Risk Reduction Platform for Teso (DRRP4T) with membership of Uganda Red Cross Society, Action Aid, War on Want, Caritas- Catholic , Community Integrated Development initiative (CIDI), Church of Uganda Discoes development Organization - Teso, TPO Uganda, Local government districts of Katakwi, Amuria, Kapelebiyong, Kalaki, Kaberamaido, Soroti, Serere, Ngora, Kumi, and Bukedea.
2. Karamojong Indigenous Nomadic pastoralist community .
3. Iteso Cultural Union (ICU)
4. Kumam Cultural Heritage (KCH)		 1. https://www.wur.nl/en/Research-Results/Chair-groups/Social-Sciences/CSSI-Partnerships-Conference-2022/Programme.htm
2.http://www.couteddo.org/oldsite/drrp.php#:~:text=needs%20of%20communities.-,The%20Disaster%20Risk%20Reduction%20Platform%20for%20Teso%2FDRR%20P4T%20engages,to%20the%20needs%20of%20communities.
3. https://www.mwe.go.ug/content/awoja-catchment-soroti-district
4. https://www.mwe.go.ug/media/preservation-lokere-water-catchment-karamoja-uganda
5. https://www.ug.undp.org/content/uganda/en/home/presscenter/articles/2020/undp--italy-and-catholic-church-partner-to-promote-karamoja-as-a.html		 Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Sun, 01/01/2023 - 00:00 36000 African States Ouganda (l') Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information Support to the uptake of approved assessments and other deliverables, and encouragement of the development of communities of practice around them
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44 Tue, 31/05/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Lise Goudeseune English 83.134.184.12 Belgian Biodiversity Platform (host Belgian IPBES NFP) Lise Goudeseune l.goudeseune@biodiversity.be +32 2 238 34 95 Belgium https://www.biodiversity.be ECA (European & Central Asia Network) Virtual Event Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website), Support to national or (sub)regional platforms or networks engaging in IPBES IPBES assessments Engagement with ongoing assessments, Uptake and use of approved IPBES assessments The European & Central Asia Network of organisations supporting IPBES (ECA network) organised the first virtual meeting for its members on 8th February 2022 AM. The objectives of this meeting were to: welcome the members, to present some successful and inspiring platform strategies and activities, to exchange best practices, and to jointly reflect on forthcoming activities by the ECA network including the possible organisation of the 7th Pan-European Stakeholder Consultation (PESC-7). o French National Platform / Foundation for Biodiversity Research (FRB)
o Swiss IPBES National Platform / Swiss Academy of Sciences (SCNAT)
o German IPBES Coordination Office / DLR Projektträger Berlin
o IPBES Denmark/Danish universities
o Institute for Biodiversity Network e.V.
o Swedish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA)
o Belgian Biodiversity Platform/BELSPO
 Webpage for the event: https://www.biodiversity.be/5733/ Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Eastern European States, Western European and other States Arménie (l'), Autriche (l'), Belgique (la), Bosnie-Herzégovine (la), Bulgarie (la), Danemark (le), Estonie (l'), Finlande (la), France (la), Allemagne (l'), Hongrie (la), Italie (l'), Lituanie (la), Pays-Bas (les), Macédoine du Nord (la), Portugal (le), Roumanie (la), Slovaquie (la), Espagne (l'), Suède (la), Suisse (la), Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord (le), Ouzbékistan (l') Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement, Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities Organization of science-policy dialogues with national focal points Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels
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54 Thu, 02/06/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Mari T. English 101.102.254.11 Ministry of the Environment of Japan Mari Takehara mari_takehara@env.go.jp mari_takehara@env.go.jp +81355218275 Japan 日本 Development of summaries on key findings of the IPBES-IPCC co-sponsored workshop report in Japanese Learning material (e.g., video, presentation, booklet, article and website) IPBES assessments Uptake and use of approved IPBES assessments Development of summaries on key findings of the IPBES-IPCC co-sponsored workshop report in Japanese Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) https://www.iges.or.jp/en/pub/ipbes-ipcc-cosponsoredwsreport-jpbriefing/en Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Asia-Pacific States Japon (le) Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information Support to the uptake of approved assessments and other deliverables, and encouragement of the development of communities of practice around them
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4 Tue, 26/04/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES Anonymous English 154.160.5.46 Sol Research Centre Murphy Opoku Acheampong solresearchcentre@gmail.com hello@solresearchcentre.com +233542805803 12 E, Hans Street,
Ogbojo,
Ghana		 Ghana www.solresearchcentre.com @consortium_sol Depth of shallow northern soils with/without biochar amendment on time water pollution intensity by runoff & leaching. Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website), Learning material (e.g., video, presentation, booklet, article and website), Larger capacity-building projects or initiatives, Support to national or (sub)regional platforms or networks engaging in IPBES, Support to communities of practice engaging in IPBES Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies Northern soils, given the rainfall intensity have very young and shallow soils because of reduced rate of weathering. There is the general move, especially in Africa to increase the amount of inorganic fertilizer applications to boost crop production. Juxtaposing the shallow soil depth and rate of increase of fertilizer applications, especially the nitrogen-based fertilizers, it is imperative to speak about the consequence of contamination of surface and ground water by runoff and leaching of these inorganic fertilizers. The devastations of nitrogen polluted water bodies are evident all over the world. It is therefore important to discuss the measures to subvert this devastation. Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 Sun, 01/01/2023 - 00:00 76,788.27 African States Bénin (le), Ghana (le), Mali (le) Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement, Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information, Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities Organization of science-policy dialogues with national focal points Convening of regular meetings of the IPBES capacity-building forum Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels
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32 Thu, 19/05/2022 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES AgnesH English 92.154.59.64 French Foundation for Research on Biodiversity Agnes Hallosserie agnes.hallosserie@fondationbiodiversite.fr +33180058932 France Courses on IPBES and IPCC for high-level public servants Learning material (e.g., video, presentation, booklet, article and website) IPBES assessments, Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies Uptake and use of approved IPBES assessments Preparation of an online course material for high-level French public servants, presenting the work of IPBES and IPCC, the key messages of the IPBES global assessment and how they can be used to support policies.
Courses on IPBES and international biodiversity governance delivered to Master degree students in agriculture engineering.		 French Ministry for the Ecological Transition
Ecole des Ponts Paristech
AgroParisTech		 Tue, 01/01/2019 - 00:00 Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 7,000USD (salary costs) Western European and other States France (la) Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information Support to the uptake of approved assessments and other deliverables, and encouragement of the development of communities of practice around them
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56 Wed, 22/02/2023 Registration of contributions to the work on capacity-building under IPBES DiemHongThiTran English 10.208.1.105 German IPBES Coordination Office (German Aerospace Center) Dr. Mariam Akhtar-Schuster mariam.akhtar-schuster@dlr.de de-ipbes@dlr.de +49 30 67055-7911 Germany https://www.de-ipbes.de/en/Contact-1761.html Coordination of all aspects of IPBES work at national level Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website), Learning material (e.g., video, presentation, booklet, article and website), Larger capacity-building projects or initiatives, Support to national or (sub)regional platforms or networks engaging in IPBES IPBES assessments, Data management and knowledge generation, Indigenous and local knowledge systems, Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies, Scenarios and models Engagement with ongoing assessments, Uptake and use of approved IPBES assessments On all aspects of its work, the German IPBES Coordination Office engages with scientists (particularly IPBES experts), representatives of ministries, subsidiary bodies, NGOs, development agencies, the business sector. These actors also contributed to the discussions at the forum Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 approx. 800.000 EUR (06/2021 – 06/2022) Western European and other States Allemagne (l') Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement, Objective 2(b): Facilitated access to expertise and information, Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities IPBES fellowship programme, Implementation of the training and familiarization programme, Organization of science-policy dialogues with national focal points Support to the uptake of approved assessments and other deliverables, and encouragement of the development of communities of practice around them, Convening of regular meetings of the IPBES capacity-building forum Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels
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