Biodiversity International Negotiations

Policies for protecting biodiversity and ‟ecolo­gical redlining” in China: What implications for COP15?

Authors:
• Juliette Landry,
• Aleksandar Rankovic,
• Lucien Chabason

Business commitments for biodiversity: How to walk the talk?

Authors:
• Yann Laurans,
• Aleksandar Rankovic

Preparations for COP15 Biodiversity: in a difficult context, the work does and must continue

Author:
• Aleksandar Rankovic

United Nations Summit on Biodiversity: first landmark in the fog of a stalled political agenda

Authors:
• Sébastien Treyer,
• Aleksandar Rankovic

Reinforcing the key role of subnational governments to maximise synergies and minimise trade-offs between climate change and biodiversity

Authors:
• Juliette Landry,
• Alexandra Deprez

The impacts of Covid-19 on wildlife management policies in China and the preparation of biodiversity COP15

Authors:
• Li Shuo,
• Aron White,
• Aleksandar Rankovic
• and 1 more.

Replay: "4th 2020 Biodiversity Platform Report"

Authors:
• Aleksandar Rankovic,
• Basile Van Havre

What political leadership to make a key international year for climate and biodiversity a success?

Author:
• Sébastien Treyer

Towards a climate change ambition that (better) integrates biodiversity and land use

Authors:
• Alexandra Deprez,
• Lola Vallejo,
• Aleksandar Rankovic

Renewing the international governance of biodiversity in the era of pandemics

Speaker:
• Aleksandar Rankovic

Replay: "What is the ambition for biodiversity COP15 in South Asia and Southeast Asia?"

Speakers:
• Basile Van Havre,
• Theresa Mundita Lim,
• Suneetha Mazhenchery Subramanian
• and 2 more.

Defining and achieving a post-2020 ambition: Insights from a conversation in Tokyo

Authors:
• Aleksandar Rankovic,
• Didier Babin