UN Decade on Biodiversity 2011-2010
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UN Decade on Biodiversity 2011-2010
UN Decade on Biodiversity 2011-2010 Strategic Objectives for the Decade • Provide a supporting framework for implementation of the Biodiversity Strategic Plan 2011-2020 and the Aichi Biodiversity Targets • Support and provide guidance to regional and international organizations with a role in implementation of the Strategic Plan and achievement of the targets • Continue to build public awareness of biodiversity issues UN Decade on Biodiversity 2011-2010 Implementation of the CBD at national level: • • • • • promote public awareness on biodiversity carry out actions that support implementation of the Strategic Plan strengthen networks for implementation of the Convention enhance coordination of their actions, including through the creation of national coordination bodies (i.e. National Committees of UNDB) increase mainstreaming efforts UN Decade on Biodiversity 2011-2010 2 February 2011 New York Pre launch of the UN Decade at the occasion of the Ceremony to Open the Nagoya Protocol on ABS for Signature 7 March 2011 New York Pre launch of the UN decade at the occasion of the Ceremony to Open the Kuala Lumpur Nagoya Protocol on Liability and Redress for Signature 11 May 2011 New York Pre launch of the UN decade at the occasion of the ministerial meeting of the Commission on Sustainable Development 22 May 2011 Global launch in Tokyo Launch of National Committees of UNDB 7 June 2011 Launch in Canada at the occasion of the Montreal Economic Conference 19 September 2011 New York High level celebration of the Decade at the 66th session of the United Nations General Assembly October 2011 High level celebration at the COP 10 of UNCCD 29 October 2011 November 2011 First Nagoya Biodiversity Lecture (tbc) High level celebration at the occasion of COP 17 of UNFCCC 14-16 May 2012 Rio de Janeiro High Level Celebration at Rio+20 IDEAS FOR IYF, IDB and UN DECADE CELEBRATIONS - THE GREEN WAVE on 22 MAY - MEMO –Bell ringing project on 22 MAY - Following the SEDNA Expedition For more info, contact chantal.robichaud@cbd.int The Green Wave Seychelles 2008 60 groups 2009 500 groups 2010 2500 groups Japan Brazil Singapore MEMO – To ring a bell for biodiversity The project to commemorate the world’s extinct species, the CBD encourages encourage the ringing of bells all in cities over the world as an urgent ‘memo’ to rouse the world to action • Every 22 May on IDB • www.memoproject.org 1000 thousand days for the planet - Over 30 countries around the world 3 x 3 hour TV series 13 half hours documentaries “The human experience” Educational programmes including The Green Wave and the Virtual Sailor - Satellite caption (1 million followers in 2007) and Google - Event at COP11 Target 1 of the CBD Strategic Pan: awareness raising glacialis.tv/wordpress Calendar of related events • • • • • • • • • -22 May 2011: Green Wave and MEMO events around the world -Summer 2011: Passage of the Sedna in the Caribbean (Grand Cayman Island), Belize, Panama (including Panama City and Escudo Island) -Fall 2011: Passage of the Sedna in Galapagos, Cocos Islands, the Cortez Sea and along the US and Canadian West Coast, Hawaii -Spring 2012: Passage of the Sedna in Alaska, French Polynesia, Papua-New Guinea, Indonesia, Australia -14-16 May, 2012: Video link with the Sedna during the Earth Summit Rio+20 -22 May 2012: Green Wave events around the world -6 September 2012: Passage of the Sedna at the opening of IUCN Congress on Jeju Island, Korea -October 2012: Passage of the Sedna at COP12 -End of 2012: Passage of the Sedna in Madagascar, South Africa, Brazil. Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity 413 Saint Jacques Street, Suite 800 Montreal, QC, H2Y 1N9, Canada Tel: +1 514 288 2220 Fax: + 1 514 288 6588 Email: secretariat@cbd.int www.cbd.int
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