Case study map
Artwork by Agnès Stienne.
At least 50% of the world’s land is collectively managed by IPLCs under customary tenure systems.
The lands of IPLCs contain much of the world’s remaining biodiversity.
Only 10% are legally secured.
Local Biodiversity Outlooks 2
A complement to the fifth edition of the Global Biodiversity Outlook
English- Home
- About
- Part I
- Part II
- Progress during the decade for Biodiversity 2011–2020
Target 1: Awareness of biodiversity increased- Target 2: Biodiversity values integrated
- Target 3: Incentives reformed
- Target 4: Sustainable production and consumption
- Target 5: Habitat loss halved or reduced
- Target 6: Sustainable management of aquatic living resources
- Target 7: Sustainable agriculture, aquaculture and forestry
- Target 8: Pollution reduced
- Target 9: Invasive alien species prevented and controlled
- Target 10: Ecosystems vulnerable to climate change
- Target 11: Protected and conserved areas
- Target 12: Reducing the risk of extinction
- Target 13: Safeguarding genetic diversity
- Target 14: Ecosystem services
- Target 15: Ecosystem restoration and resilience
- Target 16: Nagoya Protocol in force and operational
- Target 17: Biodiversity strategies and action plans
- Target 18: Traditional knowledge and customary sustainable use
- Target 19: Sharing information and knowledge
- Target 20: Resource mobilization
- Progress during the decade for Biodiversity 2011–2020
- Part III
- Biodiversity, climate change and sustainable development
- Key messages
- IPLCs and the nexus of biodiversity, climate change and sustainable development
- One universal agenda and diverse ways of knowing and being
- Mainstreaming indigenous peoples’ rights in the transformation agenda
- IPLC contributions to biodiversity, climate change and sustainable development
- Disaggregated data and community-based monitoring: the Indigenous Navigator project
- Communities’ experiences with the Indigenous Navigator
- Opportunities and recommended actions
- Key resources
- Biodiversity, climate change and sustainable development
- Part IV
- Transitions towards living in harmony with nature
- Cultural transitions towards diverse ways of knowing and being
- Land transitions towards securing customary land tenure systems of IPLCs
- Governance transitions towards inclusive decision-making and self-determined development
- Incentives and financial transitions towards rewarding effective culture-based solutions
- Economic transitions towards sustainable use and diverse local economies
- Food transition: Revitalising indigenous and local food systems
- Transitions towards living in harmony with nature
- Part V
- English
- Home
- About
- Part I
- Part II
- Progress during the decade for Biodiversity 2011–2020
- Target 1: Awareness of biodiversity increased
- Target 2: Biodiversity values integrated
- Target 3: Incentives reformed
- Target 4: Sustainable production and consumption
- Target 5: Habitat loss halved or reduced
- Target 6: Sustainable management of aquatic living resources
- Target 7: Sustainable agriculture, aquaculture and forestry
- Target 8: Pollution reduced
- Target 9: Invasive alien species prevented and controlled
- Target 10: Ecosystems vulnerable to climate change
- Target 11: Protected and conserved areas
- Target 12: Reducing the risk of extinction
- Target 13: Safeguarding genetic diversity
- Target 14: Ecosystem services
- Target 15: Ecosystem restoration and resilience
- Target 16: Nagoya Protocol in force and operational
- Target 17: Biodiversity strategies and action plans
- Target 18: Traditional knowledge and customary sustainable use
- Target 19: Sharing information and knowledge
- Target 20: Resource mobilization
- Progress during the decade for Biodiversity 2011–2020
- Part III
- Biodiversity, climate change and sustainable development
- Key messages
- IPLCs and the nexus of biodiversity, climate change and sustainable development
- One universal agenda and diverse ways of knowing and being
- Mainstreaming indigenous peoples’ rights in the transformation agenda
- IPLC contributions to biodiversity, climate change and sustainable development
- Disaggregated data and community-based monitoring: the Indigenous Navigator project
- Communities’ experiences with the Indigenous Navigator
- Opportunities and recommended actions
- Key resources
- Biodiversity, climate change and sustainable development
- Part IV
- Transitions towards living in harmony with nature
- Cultural transitions towards diverse ways of knowing and being
- Land transitions towards securing customary land tenure systems of IPLCs
- Governance transitions towards inclusive decision-making and self-determined development
- Incentives and financial transitions towards rewarding effective culture-based solutions
- Economic transitions towards sustainable use and diverse local economies
- Food transition: Revitalising indigenous and local food systems
- Transitions towards living in harmony with nature
- Part V