COP 16 | Can we have it all? Approaches to equitable and inclusive nature-based solutions aiming for climate resilience, gender equality and biodiversity net gain
This event, as part of the Nature Positive Pavilion at CBD COP 16 in Cali, Colombia, will explore how to design and implement inclusive, equitable and biodiversity-positive nature-based solutions for adaptation.
About the event
Climate change, biodiversity loss, and poverty are inter-related crises that require integrated responses at scale. In this session, we will share perspectives from policymakers, experts and practitioners implementing the Government of Canada’s Partnering for Climate Initiative.
The event will include a moderated panel with discussants sharing perspectives on tools and approaches for integrating inclusive nature-based solutions that are centered on gender equality and social inclusion, biodiversity conservation, and climate adaptation. The session will also include a Q&A period.
This event will be live streamed, click here to join virtually.
Find out more about this and other events taking place at the Nature Positive Pavilion here.
Agenda
Welcome and introduction to panel
NbS can contribute towards multiple societal goals. What is the experience on the ground of partners implementing Canada’s Partnering for Climate initiative?
Opening Remarks
GBF’s whole-of-society approach
Adaptation, human rights, and a whole-of-society approach in the Global Biodiversity Framework
NbS Implementation
What are some experiences and outcomes from NbS implementation, specifically outcomes for biodiversity, adaptation, and gender?
Capacity-building needs
Based on your experience with various initiatives that foster communities around NbS, what capacity needs and knowledge gaps are commonly identified and addressed?
Human rights
How should human rights, rights of Indigenous peoples and Indigenous science be integrated into Canada’s programming? What are some lessons learned from the Nature and Climate Community of Practice?
Trade-offs and benefits of P4C’s programming approach
What were positive outcomes from the Partnering for Climate initiative? What are the trade-offs that were encountered? How will this knowledge inform GAC’s future programming?
Q & A with audience
Event Partners
Global Affairs Canada and its partners in the Partnering for Climate Initiative, including IUCN, International Union for Conservation of Nature.