WorldYerevan Pathway charts course for biodiversity action

The UN biodiversity conference in Yerevan concluded with agreement on key decisions, including the Yerevan Pathway to speed implementation of existing global targets. Its first review of collective progress warned that the 2030 goals are at risk without faster action. Nearly $2 billion in new funding was announced, while developed countries have fallen short of a commitment to provide developing countries at least $20 billion a year by 2025.

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