Strengthening Synergies Advancing Coherent Policies For Climate Biodiversity In Agri Food Systems

Biodiversity And Climate Action In Agriculture And Food Systems By adopting agroecological principles, countries can simultaneously address climate change, biodiversity loss, and land degradation while fulfilling their commitments to the rio conventions. This publication is part of a thematic paper series on synergies between biodiversity and climate relevant policy frameworks and their implementation developed by giz, iisd and ufz, funded under the international climate initiative (iki).

Biodiversity And Climate Action In Agriculture And Food Systems The initiative bridges food systems transformation with climate and biodiversity goals through alignment with ndcs, naps, nbsaps, and national food systems pathways. This article highlights the urgent need for national and international policy regimes to align with scientific findings on the links between biodiversity, climate change, agriculture, and food systems. Through cross sector dialogue, the convening will identify pathways to enhance policy coherence and unlock synergies across climate, biodiversity, and food systems. This series of projects aims to provide evidence based policy advice, guidance, and practical tools for fostering synergies between climate change and biodiversity actions.

Synergistic Climate And Biodiversity Benefits Of Alternative Proteins Through cross sector dialogue, the convening will identify pathways to enhance policy coherence and unlock synergies across climate, biodiversity, and food systems. This series of projects aims to provide evidence based policy advice, guidance, and practical tools for fostering synergies between climate change and biodiversity actions. Through cross sector dialogues, it will identify ways to improve policy coherence and unlock synergies across climate, biodiversity, and food agendas. The global climate and biodiversity crises are interdependent: they are largely driven by the same causes and reinforce each other. therefore, they need to be addressed through coherent policies maximizing synergies and enhancing the effectiveness of interventions. Eving integrated climate and biodiversity outcomes. strengthening synergies between reporting mechanisms requires cross refer encing and harmonising indicators, ensuring they align. Entry points for enhancing biodiversity climate policy coherence are, for example, establishing coordination mechanisms, promoting synergies in implementation, streamlining monitoring and reporting systems, identifying co benefits, and raising awareness of the costs of inaction.