In this issue: 1. Kigali Amendment latest ratifications 2. UN uses new gaming technology to create environment simulation game for teenagers 3. Four reasons why the world needs to limit nitrogen pollution 4. Partners ...

This Month's Highlights: FAO’s article highlights that the success of the post-2020 GBF depends on food system transformation; UN Report shows that Nature-based Solutions could create 20 million new jobs; CBD COP15: Adoption ...

As we kick-off the new year with echos of the engaging discussions that the faith network coordinated at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15), we recall the UN Secretary General's advice to work together for a "peace ...

The fifth United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-5) approved the resolution UNEP/EA.5/Res.3 on the future of the Global Environment Outlook (GEO) on March 2, 2022. In the resolution, Member States established the ...

In this issue: 1. Kigali Amendment latest ratifications 2. The Multilateral Fund in Action 2022 - Year-end Update 3. How the world mended the ozone layer but still struggles with climate change 4. Egypt: The government ...

In 2021, in a landmark decision, the IG23 adopted the text of the Annex to the EANET Instrument. Through this Annex, Participating Countries agreed to work on an expanded list of air pollutants beyond acid deposition, ...

A resource on Faith-based Engagement at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15)

The key highlights of this month’s issue include: Mainstreaming Equity and Justice in the Ocean; Sustainable Blue Economy for Small Countries and Coastal Populations; The need for a global Ocean Vision under BBNJ; Linking ...

A guide for faith actors - and other stakeholders interested in engaging with faith actors - at the Climate COP in Sharm el-Sheikh

The illegal trade of animals—for luxury goods, traditional medicine or cultural ceremonies, pets, entertainment, and even research—is a major threat to wildlife conservation and welfare (Baker et al., 2013). Poachers and ...