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Global Biodiversity Outlook.
Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity(2014)Global Biodiversity Outlook 4.
Global Marine Biodiversity Outlook.
Global Biodiversity Outlook 46 The international community is increasingly aware of the link between biodiversity and sustainable development.
Convention on Biological Diversity,Global Biodiversity Outlook 2 Montreal, 2006.
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Global Biodiversity Outlook, third edition.
The review will take place at the 15th meeting of the Conference of Parties in 2020 by issuing the Fifth Global Biodiversity Outlook and conducting the corresponding analysis.
Global Biodiversity Outlook 4- Summary and Conclusions2.
In response to this decision, the secretariat initiated start-up activities to produce the second Global Biodiversity Outlook, including the preparation of a draft outline of the report.
Global Biodiversity Outlook: preparation of the fourth edition.
Globally, no improvement has been found regarding the pressure of invasive alien species since the previous Global Biodiversity Outlook report.
The executive summary of the third edition Global Biodiversity Outlook report would be presented to the high-level meeting.
Global Biodiversity Outlook 4 141 Various economic sectors rely on biodiversity and ecosystem services such as fisheries, agriculture and tourism.
Four years later, as we approach the mid-way mark of the UnitedNations Decade on Biodiversity, Global Biodiversity Outlook 4 provides an important measure of how we are faring.
Global Biodiversity Outlook 4 7 The responsible management of our planet's biodiversity is motivated not only by a shared sense of responsibility to future generations.
Socioeconomic scenarios used in global assessments including the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment,Global Biodiversity Outlook, Global Environmental Outlook and reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change;
The third Global Biodiversity Outlook process also plans to use a web-based data portal and the World Resources Institute maintains a data portal backing up the World Resources Report.
During the same period, UNHabitat contributed, as a member of the Inter-agency Advisory Board and as a contributing author,to the Convention on Biological Diversity"Cities and biodiversity outlook", the first global scientific assessment of the relationship between urbanization and ecosystems.
In this spirit, I invite you to read Global Biodiversity Outlook as an indication of where we stand now, and how we must move forward to achieve our goals.
At its seventh meeting, the Conference of the Parties requested the Executive Secretary, with the assistance of the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre andother relevant international organizations, to prepare the second Global Biodiversity Outlook for publication prior to the eighth meeting of the Conference of the Parties, in March 2006.14.
Global Biodiversity Outlook 4 provides us with an opportunity to take stock of our progress, and recommit ourselves to bringing ecosystems back from dangerous thresholds of degradation and exploitation.
Key issues, including how the global assessment contributes to the assessment of progress towards the Aichi Biodiversity Targets for 2020, how it draws upon or relates to the information in the fifth and sixth national reports for the Convention, andhow it relates to a potential fifth Global Biodiversity Outlook report, will depend, among other things, on the timing of the preparation and delivery of the global assessment.
Global Biodiversity Outlook 2 also reveals that, while much progress has been made developing policy and tools for implementing the Convention, national-level implementation to date has been limited.
Particular attention will be paid to the most recent developments in socioeconomic scenarios and models used in global assessments, for example the"shared socioeconomic pathway" and"shared policy assumption" scenarios used by working group III of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in preparing its contribution(due out in 2014) to the Panel's fifth assessment report andthe Convention on Biological Diversity Global Biodiversity Outlook 4(due out in 2014), as well as regional and national assessments such as the national ecosystem assessments.
Global Biodiversity Outlook 424 At the heart of GBO-3 was the conclusion that the target adopted by countries in 2002 to reduce significantly the rate of biodiversity loss by 2010 had been missed.
Other decisions also made reference to the report, most importantly: decision VIII/14 on national reporting andthe next Global Biodiversity Outlook; decision VIII/6 on the Global Initiative on Communication, Education and Public Awareness; decision VIII/9 on implications of the findings of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment; and decision VIII/15 on the framework for monitoring implementation of the achievement of the 2010 target and integration of targets into the thematic programmes of work.
Global Biodiversity Outlook 4 3 The preparation of the fourth edition of Global Biodiversity Outlook(GBO-4) began in 2010 following the tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity.
Global Biodiversity Outlook 2 could not have been prepared without the cooperation of a large number of partner organizations and the help of many individuals who generously contributed their time, energy and expertise to its research, draft ing and production.
The second Global Biodiversity Outlook, which was launched at the meeting, contained an overview of the status of implementation of the Convention, progress towards the 2010 biodiversity target and its contribution to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
Such efforts may include the Global Biodiversity Outlook(GBO) process, including the fourth Global Biodiversity Outlook report(GBO-4) released in October 2014 at the twelfth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention and any follow-up as requested by the Conference of the Parties.