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Технологии для сохранения биоразнообразия (гугл-перевод):
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FcHNAXt30Uvf76XMRu7pCldzEee-kQHObdT1ktNBEMw/edit?usp=sharing


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Bulat K. YESSEKIN



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Date: вт, 26 сент. 2023 г. в 16:04
Subject: World Biodiversity Summit 2023: Nature Is Everybody's Business





                              Nature Is Everybody’s Business
                              - Unlocking Ambition, Alliances and Investment 
Pathways for a Nature-Positive World at World Biodiversity Summit 2023


                              With a pressing need to mainstream 
biodiversity across business, finance, government and civil society, a large 
and highly motivated crowd gathered at World Biodiversity Summit 2023 on 21 
September in New York during Climate Week NYC and the UN General Assembly. 
The crowd was full of new faces interested in acting, addressing and facing 
the challenge of biodiversity loss. Returning after last year’s successful 
three-part series, the Summit solidified itself as the main cross-sector 
event on biodiversity and nature in the world. Nature and biodiversity have 
a new crowd with a different lens.

                              Last year, we had the Paris moment for nature 
in Montreal at the UNCBD COP15. And by now, we all know that we need to work 
across sectors to foster innovation, investments and policy reform. World 
Biodiversity Summit brought together a very motivated group of people from 
various sectors to bridge the gap in global collaboration and to unpack it, 
action area by action area, to find out what needs to happen next to 
implement the Global Biodiversity Framework.






                              Key Conclusions

                              Business Action for Nature – A Growing 
Imperative: The interdependence of business on nature was underscored 
throughout the sessions of the day, highlighting nature conservation as an 
emergent priority for the business sector. As articulated by H.E. Razan Al 
Mubarak, the UN Climate Change High-Level Champion for COP28, the economic 
implications of biodiversity loss are stark and a nature-positive economy 
has the potential to create 400 million jobs.

                              Leading up to COP28, the Climate Champions 
team is calling to non-state actors to put nature at the heart of climate 
action by committing to five key principles:

                                1.. Commit to science-based targets for both 
climate and nature.
                                2.. Integrate nature into climate transition 
plans.
                                3.. Assess the impacts and dependencies 
through the recommendations of both the Taskforce on Climate-Related 
Financial Disclosures (TCFD) and the Taskforce on Nature-Related Financial 
Disclosures (TNFD).
                                4.. Eliminate commodity-driven 
deforestation.
                                5.. Instead of just extracting value from 
nature, invest in nature-based solutions.




                              Recognising & Financing the Invaluable Value 
of Nature: The Summit highlighted the need for a shared understanding and 
common language on biodiversity across government, finance and science 
sectors for effective collaboration and decision-making. Martin Præstegaard, 
the CEO
                              of ATP, emphasised biodiversity as a 
significant risk to the financial sector and stressed the integration of 
biodiversity into financial disclosure. The need to accelerate information 
flow on the benefits of financing nature and accurately price proxies, 
reflecting both climate change and biodiversity, is more critical than ever 
for advancing nature markets.




                              Bridging Climate & Nature: Prof. Dr. Johan 
Rockström, Director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, 
emphasised nature's incredible ability to maintain climate balance by 
absorbing CO2 as a stress response to warming. Climate change proves that we 
have disrupted this fragile balance by burning fossil fuels and destroying 
ecosystems. Our foremost priority now must be to help nature recover to 
continue sequestering greenhouse gases. It is as clear as it gets: without 
healthy biodiversity, we will not achieve our decarbonisation goals.




                              Accelerating Change Through Incentivising 
Framework & Policy: The Summit highlighted the urgent need for transparent, 
robust policies and standardised frameworks as catalysts to incentivise the 
private sector and expedite our progress in safeguarding biodiversity. 
Current government efforts have fallen short of creating an enabling 
environment for businesses alone. In discussing renewable energy, Rasmus 
Skov, the Head of Global External Affairs and Positioning at Ørsted stressed 
the imperative of integrating the biodiversity agenda into policy frameworks 
to facilitate its mainstream adoption.

                              Shared Responsibility & Benefits for Water 
Stewardship, Regenerative Forestry & Agriculture: Rethinking land and water 
management is crucial for environmental and human health and climate 
regulation affecting every sector. The private sector must adopt a more 
integrated nature-people-climate-positive approach that incorporates the 
expertise and knowledge of various stakeholders while providing incentives 
for all, including indigenous communities and farmers.

                              Amplifying Indigenous Insights for a 
Nature-Positive Future: Inclusion and diversity in voices, especially 
indigenous knowledge was a cornerstone of our discussions. Indigenous 
communities hold a reservoir of wisdom on nature cultivated over 
generations. This inherent knowledge can aid biodiversity preservation, land 
and water management when integrated with technologies and embedded in 
modelling methods, business and national plans and more.







                                Key Announcements
                                From the World Biodiversity Network

                                Launching Nature-Positive Initiatives at 
COP28
                                We are excited to be preparing a unique 
announcement at COP28 in Dubai to launch the Nature Investment Coalition 
alongside other meaningful initiatives and building on our success of the 
Climate Investment Coalition.
                                ___________________________________________________________


                                Highlights from our speakers and partners
                                Ørsted’s newly released report Uniting 
action on climate and biodiversity highlights biodiversity's crucial role in 
renewable energy expansion and equips policymakers, the energy industry and 
environmental NGOs with guidelines for a nature-positive energy transition.

                                Capgemini released a set of recommendations 
in their report Preserving the fabric of life: Why biodiversity loss is as 
urgent as climate change for the corporate sector on how to tackle 
biodiversity loss and take nature-positive action.

                                The TNFD calls for businesses to disclose 
and assess their impacts on nature. In their latest report Recommendations 
of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures released this week, 
the TNFD offers practical recommendations for businesses to proactively 
address their impact on nature.

                                Pollination announcement of their inaugural 
Nature Finance Focus report. The report highlights a set of risks and 
opportunities derived from the financial sector and assesses how 
well-prepared private businesses are to invest in nature.

                                Renewables Grid Initiative is gearing up to 
introduce a service offering technical support to energy companies seeking 
to transition to nature-positive and decarbonised practices, to be launched 
at COP28.







                              Thank You & Next Steps

                              On behalf of the World Climate Foundation, we 
would like to extend a big thank you to everybody involved in World 
Biodiversity Summit for your valued contribution.

                              Continuing this year, we are working towards 
integrating and solidifying the biodiversity targets into broader climate 
negotiations, with COP28 in Dubai serving as a pivotal moment in the work to 
reach climate and biodiversity targets altogether. The key lessons and 
takeaways of the day will help drive the agenda and focus forward and 
further the implementation of the Global Biodiversity Framework, towards 
COP28 this year and COP16 next year.








                              Partners of World Biodiversity Summit 2023
















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transition to a sustainable future by building cross-sector collaboration, 
establishing innovative partnerships and mobilising investments in climate 
and nature-based solutions. Our vision is a net-zero, nature-positive and 
healthy planet by 2050 in alignment with the goals of the Paris Agreement on 
Climate Change, the Global Biodiversity Framework and the Sustainable 
Development Goals.



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Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2023 10:03 AM
Subject: WCF: технологии для сохранения биоразнообразия

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