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| 8 | 58606 | Tue, 26/04/2022 | Anonymous | Beeco initiative | Incha Aliyeva | incha.aliyeva@gmail.com | beecoinitiative@gmail.com | 994505929050 | Baku. AZ1076 Azerbaijan |
Baku | AZ1076 | Azerbaijan | Azerbaijan | https://beecoblogger.blogspot.com/ | https://www.instagram.com/atmu.official/ | Beeco booklet | Learning material (e.g., video, presentation, booklet, article and website) | Indigenous and local knowledge systems | Beeco booklet is intended for students, children in formal and non-formal education settings. The booklet covers similar topics on climate change, environmental pollution. | None only Beeco and some external information has been added by showing source. | Beeco booklet - https://beecoblogger.blogspot.com/2022/04/beecos-first-ever-booklet.html https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Rhlr9q9xbe8kPaDudrXhnQ4CVldcBsGn/view |
Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 | Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 | Around 25 USD. | Global, Eastern European States | Azerbaïdjan (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 | |||||||
| 24 | 58695 | Sat, 30/04/2022 | Anonymous | ASSICIATION TO SAVE SEA TURTLES IN MOROCCO _ ATOMM | MUSTAPHA AKSISSOU | aksissou@yahoo.fr | maksissou@uae.ac.ma | 212661953689 | Avenue de Sebta, Mhannech II TETOUAN. 93002 Morocco |
Avenue de Sebta, Mhannech II | TETOUAN | 93002 | Morocco | MOROCCO | http://www.atomm.ma | 7th mediterranean conference on marine turtles | Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website) | Data management and knowledge generation | Message from the President Dear friends and colleagues, It is my great pleasure and honour to invite you to our 7th Mediterranean Conference on Marine Turtles, scheduled for 18 - 21 October 2022, which is being organized by the University of Abdelmalek Essaadi, Faculty of Sciences_Tetouan and ATOMM. The Conference will take place in Morocco, in the city of Tetouan on the coast of the Western Mediterranean, one of the most important feeding and migratory habitats for Mediterranean sea turtles. The city of Tetouan is one of Morocco's most famous tourist destinations with a diverse historical and cultural heritage. Tetouan is considered "the most Andalusian city in Morocco”. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the area contains beautiful landscapes and historical monuments. The logo of the 7th conference with the map of the Mediterranean Sea symbolizes the common history of peoples and our contemporary efforts aimed at the conservation of sea turtles and the marine environment. Since the beginning, in 2001, our Mediterranean conferences have been supported by the UNEP MAP-RAC/SPA, Bern Convention, the Convention for Migratory Species, and now by US Fish and Wildlife Service. Their support will help us bring invited speakers, and provide travel and accommodation grants in order to make this conference available to as many of our colleagues as possible. We will invite prominent colleagues working in the field of sea turtle conservation to discuss collaborative opportunities. This is why the theme of the 7th Conference is “Sea Turtles Conservation after the Pandemic”. The conference venue is the Sofitel Tamuda Bay Beach And Spa (https://www.sofitel-tamudabay.com), located 15 minutes away in Tetouan. The Sofitel Tamuda Bay Beach And Spa chain of hotels and resorts has a history of supporting environmental and conservation projects. They have offered us a good deal for congress facilities and accommodation for participants. There are several international airports nearby (Tangier and Tetouan Airports) and Taxi shuttles service from Tangier (1 hour) and Tetouan (15 minutes) to the Hotel. I invite you all – students, professionals, and all who care about sea turtles and the future of the Mediterranean– to register and come to Tetouan for the 7th Mediterranean Conference on Marine Turtles. My team and I will do our best to make this Conference a memorable scientific, professional, and social event – the reunion of old friends with the new generation of sea turtle researchers and conservationists. Looking forward to seeing you all in Tetouan! On behalf of the Conference Organizing and Program Committees, Mustapha Aksissou President of the 7th Mediterranean Conference on Marine Turtles |
University of Abdelmalek Essaadi Faculty of Sciences_Tetouan Regional Activity Center for Specially Protected Areas (RAC-SPA) US Fish and Wildlife Service Council of Europe – Bern Convention |
http://www.7medconf.atomm.net/ | Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 | Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 | $20,000 | African States | Algérie (l'), Croatie (la), Chypre, Égypte (l'), France (la), Grèce (la), Israël, Italie (l'), Liban (le), Libye (la), Malte, Maroc (le), Espagne (l'), République arabe syrienne (la), Tunisie (la), Turquie (la) | 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, 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 | |||||
| 40 | 59688 | Mon, 30/05/2022 | Anonymous | University of Stirling | Isabel Jones | i.l.jones@stir.ac.uk | +44 7738009612 | Biological & Environmental Sciences University of Stirling Stirling. FK9 4LA United Kingdom |
Biological & Environmental Sciences | University of Stirling | Stirling | FK9 4LA | United Kingdom | UK | https://www.thebeaconproject.net/ | @_Isabel_Jones | @_runningrivers | "Power Up!": A mobile phone video game about Sustainable Development Goal trade-offs | A game for mobile phones: directly linking people, science-led data collection, and policy-makers | Data management and knowledge generation, Indigenous and local knowledge systems, Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies, Scenarios and models | In the "Power Up!" game, players need to manage competing Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) interests of energy generation, biodiversity conservation, and communities, across different world landscapes. Detailed data on how players make difficult SDG trade-offs are collected, generating a large and open-access dataset (forthcoming). "Power Up!" is free to download and is available in multiple languages, ensuring diverse global voices are mobilised, together building our knowledge and understanding of human decision-making and priorities surrounding SDGs. The "Power Up! game is a cutting-edge research tool that directly links citizens, science-led data collection, and policy-makers. | Hyperluminal Games Ltd. (https://hyperluminalgames.com/) | Power Up! (Google Play Store): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hyperluminal.stirlinguniversity.sustainabledevelopmentgame Power Up! (Apple App Store): https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/power-up/id1585634888 |
Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 | Wed, 01/01/2025 - 00:00 | USD$130,000 | Global | _nocountry | 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 | Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels | ||||
| 9 | 58608 | Tue, 26/04/2022 | Anonymous | International Academy of Science, Health & Ecology / University of São Paulo | André Francisco Pilon | gaiarine@usp.br | 55(11)3061-8100 | HSP/FSP/USP Av. Dr. Arnaldo, 715 , São Paulo, S.P. . 01246-904 Brazil |
HSP/FSP/USP | Av. Dr. Arnaldo, 715 | , São Paulo, S.P. | 01246-904 | Brazil | Brazil | https://www.academia.edu/s/07f427bcd1 | Reframing Relationships Between Humans and the Earth: An Ecosystem Approach to Advocacy, Communication, Public Policies, Research and Teaching Programs | 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 | IPBES assessments, Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies, Scenarios and models | Engagement with ongoing assessments | Earth is firmly on track toward an unlivable world. After more than three decades of scientific reports and international meetings, it is clear that there is no consistent progress being made in the public and private arena towards the effective implementation of environmental objectives, in view of an integrated approach to the interrelated political-economic-socio-ecological problems worldwide. The recovery of the Earth and the recovery of mankind are complementary aspects, and must be addressed simultaneously, in space and time, for their mutual support. "Development" policies, the concept of "growth", usually associated with profit-making activities, rarely contemplates relevant aspects for the general well-fare and well-being; "progress", directed by major political and economic actors, hardly implies a change of the economic and political power asymmetries between common people and business corporations. Instead of dealing with the bubbles (segmented public policies, reduced academic formats and mass media headlines), trying to solve isolated and localized problems without addressing the general phenomenon, problems are defined and dealt with deep inside the “boiling pot”, encompassing the current “world-system” with its boundaries, structures, techno-economic paradigms, support groups, rules of legitimation, and coherence. Endurable and consistent results are not achieved by trying to integrate different competitor parts, but by the non-partition of scientific knowledge, encompassing human sciences, exact and natural sciences; all areas must be considered and validated; excellence is not obtained by the agglutination of parts, nor by the sum of isolated efforts, but by the construction of new concepts and practices to live better in a better world. Instead of taking current prospects for granted and project them into the future, the definition of desirable goals and the exploration of new paths to reach them contemplate a set of values, norms and policies that prioritizes socio-ecological objectives, human well-being, natural and built environments, the aesthetic, ethical and cultural meaning of the existence. In this ecosystem approach, spaces are opened for new allocation of meanings, instead of being trapped into pre-established problem-definitions; heuristic-hermeneutic processes develop, in the sociocultural learning niches, a capacity to ask wider questions, reframing the problems, unveiling their dynamic and complex configurations, altering definitions and ways to deal with them, encompassing public policies, advocacy, communication, research and teaching programs. Problems are defined in the four dimensions of being in the world (intimate, interactive, social and biophysical), as they combine to elicit the events and maintain or change the status quo. The objective is to open up spaces for new allocation of meanings, instead of being trapped into the path-dependency of pre-established problem-definitions and biased ways to deal with many of the problems of difficult settlement or solution in the world. |
The author is affiliated with several international organizations: 1) International Academy of Science, Health & Ecology, Correspondent Member, Global: http://www.ias-icsd.org/members.html / http://www.ias-icsd.org/5.html; 2) United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, Science-Policy Interface Committee Member, Bonn, Germany: https://knowledge.unccd.int/science-policy-interface/members-and-observers-science-policy-interface 3) IUCN Commission on Environmental, Economic and Social Policy, Gland, Switzerland: https://www.iucn.org/commissions/commission-environmental-economic-and-social-policy; 4) CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation, Johannesburg, South Africa,: http://civicus.org; 5) EuroScience, Strasbourg, France: http://www.euroscience.org/; 6) IUHPE: www.iuhpe.org; 7) WSSCC: http://wsscc.org; 8) Center for Research and Documentation on Healthy Cities www.cidadessaudaveis.org.br; 9) International Association for the Study of the Commons: https://www.iasc-commons.org/ext-publications-pilon/; 10) Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature https://therightsofnature.org/executive-committee/ 11) The Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES): https://ipbes.net/ 12) Muck Rack Journalism Platform: https://muckrack.com/andre-francisco-pilon 13) Global Land Programme: https://glp.earth/users/andr%C3%A9-francisco-pilon | https://www.researchgate.net/publication/338584804_Reframing_Relationships_Between_Humans_and_the_Earth_An_Ecosystem_Approach https://www.researchgate.net/publication/331959491_An_Ecosystemic_Approach_for_Global_Change_and_Development_Design https://www.researchgate.net/publication/324840371_Education_Towards_a_Responsible_Society_An_Ecosystemic_Approach_for_Advocacy_Public_Policies_Research_and_Teaching_Programmes |
Sat, 01/01/2000 - 00:00 | Sun, 01/01/2023 - 00:00 | Global | Brésil (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, 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 | |||||
| 25 | 58699 | Sun, 01/05/2022 | Anonymous | 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 |
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 | |||||
| 41 | 59708 | Tue, 31/05/2022 | Anonymous | Plymouth Marine Laboratory | Thecla Keizer | tke@pml.ac.uk | tke@pml.ac.uk | 00447818402632 | Prospect Place Plymouth. PL1 3DH United Kingdom |
Prospect Place | Plymouth | PL1 3DH | United Kingdom | United Kingdom | www.pml.ac.uk | @PlymouthMarine | UN Climate Change meeting COP26 side event: 'Nature-Climate-People: tales from across the ocean' | Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website) | IPBES assessments | Uptake and use of approved IPBES assessments | This side event at the UN Climate Change meeting COP26 showcased the Nature-Climate-People nexus and how tales from these ocean partners underline the importance of the ocean and its biodiversity to societies across the world and the urgency and ambition required to limiting warming to 1.5 °C, enhance NDCs to help achieve Net Zero with no overshoot and make ocean ecosystems part of the solution. The ocean is undergoing rapid change due to increasing CO2 emissions resulting in serious risks to its biodiversity and ecosystems, and global society. This will continue unless unprecedented action is taken. Panelists summarized the findings of Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and IPBES assessments and new societal and scientific initiatives for sustaining this unique habitat and Earth’s essential life support system. The event aimed to inspire more Parties and non-Parties to enable future ocean-related climate and biodiversity action within their NDCs, to accelerate multi-stakeholder collaboration, to contribute to objectives of achieving Net Zero in a sustainable way and making (ocean) nature part of the solution, ensuring all hands on deck for “the NDCs we want”. Moderator: Carol Turley OBE, Plymouth Marine Laboratory. Panel: Sir Robert Watson, Former chair of the IPBES and lead author of UN report 'Making Peace with Nature'; Hans Otto Pörtner, Co-chair IPCC WGII & Alfred Wegener Institute; Dalee Sambo Dorough, International Chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Council; Martin Sommerkorn, WWF Arctic Programme & IPCC; and Steve Widdicombe, Director of Science Plymouth Marine Laboratory & Co-Chair Global Ocean Acidification Observing Network. |
World Wildlife Fund | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcJiydfSB2Y | Mon, 01/01/0001 - 00:00 | Mon, 01/01/0001 - 00:00 | $4,500 | Global, African States, Asia-Pacific States, Eastern European States, Latin American and Caribbean States, Western European and other States | Afghanistan (l'), Albanie (l'), Algérie (l'), Andorre (l'), Angola (l'), Antigua-et-Barbuda, Argentine (l'), Arménie (l'), Australie (l'), Autriche (l'), Azerbaïdjan (l'), Bahamas (les), Bahreïn, Bangladesh (le), Barbade (la), Bélarus (le), Belgique (la), Belize (le), Bénin (le), Bhoutan (le), Bolivie (État plurinational de), Bosnie-Herzégovine (la), Botswana (le), Brésil (le), Brunéi Darussalam (le), Bulgarie (la), Burkina Faso (le), Burundi (le), Cabo Verde, Cambodge (le), Cameroun (le), Canada (le), République centrafricaine (la), Tchad (le), Chili (le), Chine (la), Colombie (la), Comores (les), Congo (le), Îles Cook (les), Costa Rica (le), Côte d'Ivoire (la), Croatie (la), Cuba, Chypre, Tchéquie (la), République populaire démocratique de Corée (la), République démocratique du Congo (la), Danemark (le), Djibouti, Dominique (la), République dominicaine (la), Équateur (l'), Égypte (l'), El Salvador, Guinée équatoriale (la), Érythrée (l'), Estonie (l'), Eswatini (l'), Éthiopie (l'), European Union, Fidji (les), Finlande (la), France (la), Gabon (le), Gambie (la), Géorgie (la), Allemagne (l'), Ghana (le), Grèce (la), Grenade (la), Guatemala (le), Guinée (la), Guinée-Bissau (la), Guyana (le), Haïti, Saint-Siège (le), Honduras (le), Hongrie (la), Islande (l'), Inde (l'), Indonésie (l'), Iran (République islamique d'), Iraq (l'), Irlande (l'), Israël, Italie (l'), Jamaïque (la), Japon (le), Jordanie (la), Kazakhstan (le), Kenya (le), Kiribati, Koweït (le), Kirghizistan (le), République démocratique populaire lao (la), Lettonie (la), Liban (le), Lesotho (le), Libéria (le), Libye (la), Liechtenstein (le), Lituanie (la), Luxembourg (le), Madagascar, Malawi (le), Malaisie (la), Maldives (les), Mali (le), Malte, Îles Marshall (les), Mauritanie (la), Maurice, Mexique (le), Micronésie (États fédérés de), Monaco, Mongolie (la), Monténégro (le), Maroc (le), Mozambique (le), Myanmar (le), Namibie (la), Nauru, Népal (le), Pays-Bas (les), Nouvelle-Zélande (la), Nicaragua (le), Niger (le), Nigéria (le), Nioué, Macédoine du Nord (la), Norvège (la), Oman, Pakistan (le), Palaos (les), Panama (le), Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée (la), Paraguay (le), Pérou (le), Philippines (les), Pologne (la), Portugal (le), Qatar (le), République de Corée (la), République de Moldova (la), Roumanie (la), Fédération de Russie (la), Rwanda (le), Saint-Kitts-et-Nevis, Sainte-Lucie, Saint-Vincent-et-les Grenadines, Samoa (le), Saint-Marin, Sao Tomé-et-Principe, Arabie saoudite (l'), Sénégal (le), Serbie (la), Seychelles (les), Sierra Leone (la), Singapour, Slovaquie (la), Slovénie (la), Îles Salomon (les), Somalie (la), Afrique du Sud (l'), Soudan du Sud (le), Espagne (l'), Sri Lanka, État de Palestine (l'), Soudan (le), Suriname (le), Suède (la), Suisse (la), République arabe syrienne (la), Tadjikistan (le), Thaïlande (la), Timor-Leste (le), Togo (le), Tonga (les), Trinité-et-Tobago (la), Tunisie (la), Turquie (la), Turkménistan (le), Tuvalu (les), Ouganda (l'), Ukraine (l'), Émirats arabes unis (les), Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord (le), République-Unie de Tanzanie (la), États-Unis d'Amérique (les), Uruguay (l'), Ouzbékistan (l'), Vanuatu, Venezuela (République bolivarienne du), Viet Nam (le), Yémen (le), Zambie (la), Zimbabwe (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 | |||||
| 10 | 58613 | Tue, 26/04/2022 | Anonymous | University of Bejaia Algeria | Mourad Ahmim | forestecolo@gmail.com | mourad.ahmim@iniv-bejaia.dz | +213550380172 | Campus Targa ouzemmour Bejaia. 06000 Algeria |
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 | ||||||
| 26 | 58880 | Sat, 07/05/2022 | Anonymous | Universitas Indonesia - Research Center for Climate Change (RCCC UI) | Mochamad Indrawan | mochamad.indrawan@gmail.com | +62 811990151 | INDONESIA | https://rccc.ui.ac.id/mochammad-indrawan/ | promoting Global Assessment Report on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Service IPBES (2019) | series of lectures using an promoting IPBES (2019) report especially in raising the awareness of the importance in valuing and putting into practice Ecosystem Services. My classes post graduate level, were Sustainable Development and Political Ecology. | IPBES assessments, Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies | Engagement with ongoing assessments | I participated in IPBES Assessment including Sustainable Use assessment SOD, submitted on 7 June 2021 by myself I also participated in the Meeting of IPBES expert group on policy support tools and methodologies 7-9 August 2018 |
Mon, 01/01/2018 - 00:00 | Sun, 01/01/2023 - 00:00 | USD 1200 for the lectures | Asia-Pacific States | Indonésie (l') | Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement, Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities | Implementation of the training and familiarization programme | Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels | |||||||||||||
| 42 | 59710 | Tue, 31/05/2022 | Anonymous | Biodiversa+ | Frederic Lemaitre | frederic.lemaitre@fondationbiodiversite.fr | frederic.lemaitre@fondationbiodiversite.fr | 0180058937 | 195 rue Saint Jacques Paris. 75005 France |
195 rue Saint Jacques | Paris | 75005 | France | International | https://www.biodiversa.org | @BiodiversaPlus | BiodivERsA Webinar on the IPBES Thematic assessment of the interlinkages among biodiversity, water, food and health | Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website) | IPBES assessments | Engagement with ongoing assessments | To help experts understand and navigate the IPBES nomination process, BiodivERsA organised on the 30th of August 2021 an online Webinar on how to get involved, with a focus on the IPBES Nexus assessment. This webinar was an opportunity to learn more about: - IPBES in general, and how BiodivERsA collaborates with the Platform - The Scoping of the Nexus assessment, presented by Andrea Belgrano, IPBES Scoping expert - How to get involved as an author or fellow |
Biodiversa+ national members, in particular PT-DLR (DE) and BelSPO (BE) | https://www.biodiversa.org/1919 | Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 | Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 | n/a | Global, Western European and other States | European Union | 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 | |||||
| 43 | 59744 | Tue, 31/05/2022 | Anonymous | Ecosystem Services Partnership | Iskra Konovska | iskra.konovska@fsd.nl | +31 317 763 990 | PO Box 570 Wageningen. 6700 AN Netherlands |
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 | ||||||
| 12 | 58629 | Wed, 27/04/2022 | Anonymous | Halu Oleo University | Prof. Ma'ruf Kasim | marufkasim@uho.ac.id | marufkasim@gmail.com | +6285656555664 | Faculty of Fishery and Marine Science Building, Kampus baru UHO. Jl. Mokodompit Andounohu Kendari. 93231 Kendari. 93231 Indonesia |
Faculty of Fishery and Marine Science Building, Kampus baru UHO. Jl. Mokodompit Andounohu Kendari. 93231 | Kendari | 93231 | Indonesia | Indonesia | The phenomenon of epiphyte attachment to the thallus of the economically important macroalga Kappaphycus alvarezii Doty | Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website) | Data management and knowledge generation | Willing to take the time to share information related to the results of research on marine biodiversity, marine biology and or marine ecology, especially in the tropics | Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 | Sat, 01/01/2028 - 00:00 | Global | Indonésie (l') | Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement, 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 | Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels | ||||||||||
| 28 | 58931 | Tue, 10/05/2022 | Anonymous | 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 | ||||||||||||||
| 13 | 58630 | Wed, 27/04/2022 | Anonymous | Crop Diseases Research Institute (CDRI) | SHAHID AHMED | nematologist@gmail.com | nematologist@gmail.com | +92923335688176 | Flat No.01, Block No. 06, CAT-III,Sector G-10/3 CDRI, NARC Park Road Islamabad.44000. Pakistan Islamabad. 44000 Pakistan |
Flat No.01, Block No. 06, CAT-III,Sector G-10/3 | CDRI, NARC Park Road Islamabad.44000. Pakistan | Islamabad | 44000 | Pakistan | Pakistan | https://www.parc.gov.pk | PROJECT PROPOSAL NO. PSF/NSLP P/C NARC(1005) ENTITLED “INVASIVE POTATO PEST CYST NEMATODE (PCN) OR GOLDEN NEMATODE (GLOBODERA SPP.) SURVEILLANCE, MONITORING, MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION AND PRELIMINARY MANAGEMENT IN SPECIFIC AGRO-ECOLOGIES OF PAKISTAN. | 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 | Data management and knowledge generation, Indigenous and local knowledge systems, Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies, Scenarios and models | Project planning, formulation and appraisal on Agriculture for sustainable development. Office Procedures and Practices, Scientific Writings and publications on Agriculture policies, research and development. International funding opportunities / project developments on different sectors related to climate change, environment, and sustainable agriculture development to address the UN Sustainable development goals (UNSDG’s). International organizations includes Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), World Bank (World Vegetable), Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC), Conventional o Biological Diversity (CBD), European Union Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA), European Framework Program (HORIZON) for Research & Innovation, The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS), Korea Program on International Agriculture (KOPIA), The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK), International Maize and Wheat improvement Center (CIMMYT), International Center for Agriculture Development in the Dry Areas (ICARDA), Pakistan Science Foundation (PSF) etc. UNSSC-UNFCCC "The Paris Agreement on Climate Change as a Development Agenda" (31 May-09 July 2021) | Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 | Wed, 01/01/2025 - 00:00 | Asia-Pacific States | Iran (République islamique d'), Fédération de Russie (la), Sri Lanka | Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement | IPBES fellowship programme | |||||||||
| 29 | 59065 | Sun, 15/05/2022 | Anonymous | Centre for Blue Governance / University of Portsmouth | pierre.failler@port.ac.uk | pierre.failler@port.ac.uk | 00442392848505 | Richmond building portsmouth. po13de United Kingdom |
Richmond building | portsmouth | po13de | United Kingdom | United Kingdom | https://www.port.ac.uk/research/research-centres-and-groups/centre-for-blue-governance | Training Course on Blue Economy valuation toolkit | Learning material (e.g., video, presentation, booklet, article and website) | Policy instruments, policy support tools and methodologies | The lack of knowledge of blue resources at stake is a major gap hindering the sustainable harnessing of Blue Economy resources, policy development and implementation on the Blue Economy. As an example, more than 80 per cent of the oceans remain completely unmapped. This is combined with an equally poor mapping of freshwater and groundwater resources on the continent. To address this, ECA has embarked on the development of a Blue Economy valuation toolkit aimed to guide data collection and analysis for the socio-economic assessment of blue resources, including goods and services generated; which in turn is expected to provide an accurate snapshot of the potential of the Blue Economy and to help inform decision-making. In addition, there is still lack of clear understanding of the concept and multisectoral approach of the Blue Economy by policy makers and stakeholders. ECA has played an instrumental role in the past few years in assisting member States and regional bodies in developing their first strategic policy frameworks using the methodology provided by the Blue Economy Policy Handbook for Africa (ECA flagship publication). Countries such as Seychelles have decided to fully focus on the Blue Economy to sustain their post-Covid19 recovery. Indeed, due to the vastness of its opportunities the Blue Economy repre- sents more and more a very promising outlet to build economies back better, for sustainable growth within the context of the socio-economic crisis generated by the Covid 19 pandemic. Hence, there is need to build and develop capacities on the Blue Economy concept, approach, related policy and valuation tools to raise awareness, disseminate knowledge and enable key players to apply it through tailor-made assessments as well as policy and regulatory frameworks and action plans. IDEP in partnership with the Centre for Blue Governance, University of Portsmouth, conside- ring its importance has decided to organize a second edition accommodating the participation of a Portuguese audience. This training falls under Cluster 4 (Integrated Natural Resource Management) of the training cata- logue adopted by the Technical Advisory Committee of UNIDEP and endorsed by its governing council. |
UNECA, IDEP, UNESCO | FR : https://knowledge.uneca.org/idep/fr/node/115 EN : https://knowledge.uneca.org/idep/node/115 PORT : https://knowledge.uneca.org/idep/event/ferramentas-de-avaliacao-da-economia-azul |
Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 | Sat, 01/01/2022 - 00:00 | 70000 | African States | Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord (le) | Objective 2(a): Enhanced learning and engagement, Objective 2(c): Strengthened national and regional capacities | Implementation of the training and familiarization programme | Encouragement of the development of science-policy platforms, networks and assessments for biodiversity and ecosystem services at the national and (sub)regional levels | |||||||
| 15 | 58636 | Wed, 27/04/2022 | Anonymous | Institute for Biodiversity Network e.V. | Axel Paulsch | paulsch@biodiv.de | paulsch@biodiv.de | *49 17656710057 | Zur Hohen Linie 61 Regensburg. 93055 Germany |
Zur Hohen Linie 61 | Regensburg | 93055 | Germany | Germany | https://www.umweltbundesamt.de/en/topics/sustainability-strategies-international/cooperation-eeca-centraleastern-european-states/project-database-advisory-assistance-programme/strengthening-the-world-biodiversity-council-ipbes | Strengthening the World Biodiversity Council IPBES by capacity building in the EECCA-Region | Activity or event (e.g., meeting, workshop, webinar, conference, article, website), Learning material (e.g., video, presentation, booklet, article and website), Support to national or (sub)regional platforms or networks engaging in IPBES, Support to communities of practice engaging in IPBES | IPBES assessments | Engagement with ongoing assessments, Uptake and use of approved IPBES assessments | The project aims at strengthening impact and relevance of IPBES findings on decisions in environmental policy in the partner countries. We want to support increase of recognition of IPBES and create a sound ba-sis for well-informed participation in IPBES processes. Project partners are governments and relevant ministries as well as representatives of sci-ence and civil society. National and regional workshops will help to provide capacity building materials in English and Russian, train trainers and prepare for IPBES plenary meetings. After the workshops the project partners are well prepared to take an active part in IPBES processes in an informed and competent manner and to make use of IPBES assess-ment findings in environmental decision making in their respective countries. The project strengthens administrations' and civil society organisations' capacities and fosters international cooperation for the con-servation of biodiversity. | German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation German Environment Agency |
Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 | Mon, 01/01/2024 - 00:00 | 300.000,--- | Eastern European States | Arménie (l'), Bosnie-Herzégovine (la), Kazakhstan (le), Kirghizistan (le), Monténégro (le), Macédoine du Nord (la), Ouzbékistan (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 | |||||
| 16 | 58643 | Wed, 27/04/2022 | Anonymous | Brazilian Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services/BPBES | Carlos Alfredo Joly | cjoly@unicamp.br | cjoly@unicamp.br | +5519997328156 | Rua Hermantino Coelho, 77 Apto.141 Bl.1 Campinas. 13087-500 Brazil |
Rua Hermantino Coelho, 77 | Apto.141 Bl.1 | Campinas | 13087-500 | Brazil | Brasil | https://www.bpbes.net.br/ | @BPBES_oficial | @bpbes | Coastal-Marine Brazilian Assessment on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services | Support to national or (sub)regional platforms or networks engaging in IPBES | IPBES assessments | Uptake and use of approved IPBES assessments | The objective of this assessment is to determine (i) the state of knowledge on biodiversity and ecosystem services, as well as the trends and determinants of the transformation of the Brazilian coastal and marine zone; (ii) the consequences of this transformation for human welfare associated to biodiversity and ecosystem services, taking into services, taking into consideration the various knowledge and value systems (iii) the measures needed, and governance options, to mitigate degradation and degradation and to restore biodiversity and ecosystem services The assessment will cover the Marine Area under National Jurisdiction and the Coastal Zone of Brazil. The Marine Area under National Jurisdiction includes the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) beyond the Legal Continental Shelf (JCP) - which in some in some cases exceeds 200 nautical miles from the EEZ. The Coastal Zone is delimited with a width of 12 nautical miles nautical miles from the baseline on the coast, in addition to its terrestrial part which all municipalities facing the sea and the areas of influence associated with hydrographic basins |
University of São Paulo, Federal University of Pernambuco, Painel Mar (Federation of ONGs focused on coastal-marine issues) BPBES started in 2021 a Voluntary Young Researcher Program (JVP). In this particular Assessment there are 12 Post-Doc (2 per chapter and 2 with the Chairs of the Assessment). This 2 working with the chairs are also part of the IAI STeP Program (https://www.iai.int/en/step) |
https://www.bpbes.net.br/produto/diagnostico-brasileiro-marinho-costeiro/?portfolioCats=57 | Wed, 01/01/2020 - 00:00 | Sun, 01/01/2023 - 00:00 | US$ 200,000.00 |
Latin American and Caribbean States | Brésil (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 | 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 | |
| 17 | 58644 | Wed, 27/04/2022 | Anonymous | Brazilian Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services/BPBES | Carlos Alfredo Joly | cjoly@unicamp.br | cjoly@unicamp.br | 5519997328156 | Rua Hermantino Coelho, 77 Apto.141 Bl.1 Campinas. 13087-500 Brazil |
Rua Hermantino Coelho, 77 | Apto.141 Bl.1 | Campinas | 13087-500 | Brazil | Brasil | https://www.bpbes.net.br/ | @BPBES_oficial | @bpbes | Thematic Report on Agriculture, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services | Larger capacity-building projects or initiatives, Support to national or (sub)regional platforms or networks engaging in IPBES | IPBES assessments | Uptake and use of approved IPBES assessments | The objective of this report is to demonstrate that it is viable to practice agriculture (in the broad sense of the term, encompassing livestock and forestry) in a sustainable manner in Brazil, pointing out paths and solutions, also considering future scenarios. The Thematic Report will be based on current scientific literature, government reports, reports of companies and non-governmental organizations of recognized competence in the area and on the knowledge of the indigenous and traditional peoples and communities. |
The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (EMBRAPA), Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul BPBES started in 2021 a Voluntary Young Researcher Program (JVP). In this particular Assessment there are 14 Post-Doc (2 per chapter and 2 with the Chairs of the Assessment). This 2 working with the chairs are also part of the IAI STeP Program (https://www.iai.int/en/step) |
https://www.bpbes.net.br/produto/relatorio-tematico-agricultura-biodiversidade-e-servicos-ecossistemicos/?portfolioCats=57 | Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 | Mon, 01/01/2024 - 00:00 | US$ 200.000,00 | Latin American and Caribbean States | Brésil (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 | 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 | |
| 18 | 58647 | Wed, 27/04/2022 | Anonymous | Brazilian Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services/BPBES | Carlos Alfredo Joly | cjoly@unicamp.br | cjoly@unicamp.br | +5519997328156 | Rua Hermantino Coelho, 77 Apto.141 Bl.1 Campinas. 13087-500 Brazil |
Rua Hermantino Coelho, 77 | Apto.141 Bl.1 | Campinas | 13087-500 | Brazil | Brasil | https://www.bpbes.net.br/ | @BPBES_oficial | @bpbes | Thematic Report on Invasive Alien Species, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services | Larger capacity-building projects or initiatives, 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 objective of this Thematic Report is to describe: (1) the state of knowledge on invasive alien species in the Brazilian territory, as well as the trends and determining factors for biological invasion processes in terrestrial, marine and continental water ecosystems; (2) the impacts caused by invasive alien species, characterizing their consequences for biodiversity and ecosystem services, considering the various knowledge systems and related value systems; (3) current and future management opportunities and governance options to mitigate the negative impacts caused, as well as to conserve biodiversity and ensure the provision of ecosystem services. Specifically, the project will also: a) Support the preparation and dissemination of 01 (one) Special Report (ca. 300 pages); b) Support the preparation and dissemination of 01 (one) Summary for Policy Makers (Port./Eng.; ca. 30 pages); c) To widely disseminate the information compiled to different audiences; d) To organize workshops and launch the report in national and international events. |
Federal University of Santa Catarina, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, State University of Maringa | BPBES started in 2021 a Voluntary Young Researcher Program (JVP). In this particular Assessment there are 14 Post-Doc (2 per chapter and 2 with the Chairs of the Assessment). This 2 working with the chairs are also part of the IAI STeP Program (https://www.iai.int/en/step) | Fri, 01/01/2021 - 00:00 | Sun, 01/01/2023 - 00:00 | US$ 200,000.00 | Latin American and Caribbean States | Brésil (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 | 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 | |
| 50 | 59771 | Tue, 31/05/2022 | Anonymous | 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 |
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 | |||||||||
| 19 | 58649 | Wed, 27/04/2022 | Anonymous | sustainable Development and Biological Diversity | Miguel Kinavuidi | miguel.kinavuidi@gmail.com | paulacamuhoto@gmail.com | +244923704246 | Rua Direita do Patriota Luanda. 83 Angola |
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 |