DOs & DON'Ts
Nineteen Dos and nine Don'ts explained, which are helpful for developing a successful Global Biodiversity Framework.
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DOs
1. Do have a strong principle-based foundatiom
2. Do make sure we live within planetary boundaries
3. Do include a rights-based approach
4. Do have full and equal participation for IPLCS and other rights-holders
5. Do address the root causes and indirect drivers of biodiversity loss
6. Do address the direct drivers of biodiversity loss
7. Do address equity and cross-border impacts
8. Do apply a whole government approach as the main tool in mainstreaming
9. Do assume a coordinating role within the UN
10. Do ensure there's no finance for biodiversity destructuive activities
11. Do provide public finance for biodiversity
12. Do have proper conservation plans and areas that deliver for biodiversity
13. Do take care of biodiversity in all areas
14. Do strengthen implementation
15. Do set up accountability and compliance & enforcement measures
16. Do set up technology assessment
17. Do ensure continuity & implementation of the cartagena and nagoya protocol
18. Do promote agroecology and other community based solutions
19. Do prohibit any major disturbance of nature
DON'Ts
1. Don't allow for any regression
2. Don't build the GBF on "voluntary" commitments
3. Don't oversimplyfy the GBF
4. Don't set apex target
5. Don't allow conflict of interest to undermine the GBF nor its implementation
6. Don't trust voluntary certification or corporate social responsibility
7. Don't commercialise biodiversity, make it market-dependend, or allow offsetting
8. Don't employ any technologiclal solutions to biodiversity loss or the climate crisis, which may present new threats to the environment and the peoples of the world
9. Don't include any targets that call for an increase on production