Summary report 11–22 November 2024
UN Climate Change Conference Baku - November 2024
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Highlights and images for 20 December 2024
68th Meeting of the GEF Council
Striped hyena
Striped Hyena in Badhyz reserve, Turkmenistan (photo by Team Bars Turkmenistan/CXL)
Carlos Manuel Rodríguez, GEF CEO and Chairman - 68th Meeting of the GEF Council - 20Dec2024 - Photo_
Carlos Manuel Rodríguez, GEF CEO and Chairman
Carlos Manuel Rodríguez, GEF CEO - 68th Meeting of the GEF Council - 20Dec2024 - Photo__
Council Co-Chair Carlos Manuel Rodríguez, GEF CEO and Chairperson
Astrid Schomaker, Executive Secretary, CBD - 68th Meeting of the GEF Council - 20Dec2024 - Photo
Astrid Schomaker, Executive Secretary, CBD
Summary report 2–13 December 2024
16th Session of the Conference of the Parties to the UNCCD (COP 16)
Summary report 2–13 December 2024
16th Session of the Conference of the Parties to the UNCCD (COP 16)
UNCCD CRIC 9 and 2nd Special Session of the Committee on Science and Technology (CST S-2)
Talks in Bonn at both CRIC 9 and the special session of the CST sought to enhance the tools and mechanisms to generate and capture information on desertification, land degradation and drought from all stakeholders, plus organize it in policy-relevant formats that can assist decision makers.
UNCCD COP 9
Decisions asking the Executive Secretary and Managing Director of the Global Mechanism to support regional coordination mechanisms and to establish the CRIC as a standing subsidiary body brought some resolution to long-standing debates within the Convention. Agenda items that have been a source of contention among delegates at many meetings—the Global Mechanism and the budget—dominated the conference, however.