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Target 1: Awareness of biodiversity increasedTarget 2: Biodiversity values integratedTarget 3: Incentives reformedTarget 4: Sustainable production and consumption
Target 5: Habitat loss halved or reducedTarget 6: Sustainable management of aquatic living resourcesTarget 7: Sustainable agriculture, aquaculture and forestryTarget 8: Pollution reducedTarget 9: Invasive alien species prevented and controlledTarget 10: Ecosystems vulnerable to climate change
Target 11: Protected and conserved areasTarget 12: Reducing the risk of extinctionTarget 13: Safeguarding genetic diversity
Target 14: Ecosystem servicesTarget 15: Ecosystem restoration and resilienceTarget 16: Nagoya Protocol in force and operational
Target 17: Biodiversity strategies and action plansTarget 18: Traditional knowledge and customary sustainable useTarget 19: Sharing information and knowledgeTarget 20: Resource mobilization
Key messagesIPLCs and the nexus of biodiversity, climate change and sustainable developmentOne universal agenda and diverse ways of knowing and beingMainstreaming indigenous peoples’ rights in the transformation agendaIPLC contributions to biodiversity, climate change and sustainable developmentDisaggregated data and community-based monitoring: the Indigenous Navigator projectCommunities’ experiences with the Indigenous NavigatorOpportunities and recommended actionsKey resources
Cultural transitions towards diverse ways of knowing and beingLand transitions towards securing customary land tenure systems of IPLCsGovernance transitions towards inclusive decision-making and self-determined developmentIncentives and financial transitions towards rewarding effective culture-based solutionsEconomic transitions towards sustainable use and diverse local economiesFood transition: Revitalising indigenous and local food systems
EnglishTarget 1: Awareness of biodiversity increasedTarget 2: Biodiversity values integratedTarget 3: Incentives reformedTarget 4: Sustainable production and consumptionTarget 5: Habitat loss halved or reducedTarget 6: Sustainable management of aquatic living resourcesTarget 7: Sustainable agriculture, aquaculture and forestryTarget 8: Pollution reducedTarget 9: Invasive alien species prevented and controlledTarget 10: Ecosystems vulnerable to climate changeTarget 11: Protected and conserved areasTarget 12: Reducing the risk of extinctionTarget 13: Safeguarding genetic diversityTarget 14: Ecosystem servicesTarget 15: Ecosystem restoration and resilienceTarget 16: Nagoya Protocol in force and operationalTarget 17: Biodiversity strategies and action plansTarget 18: Traditional knowledge and customary sustainable useTarget 19: Sharing information and knowledgeTarget 20: Resource mobilizationKey messagesIPLCs and the nexus of biodiversity, climate change and sustainable developmentOne universal agenda and diverse ways of knowing and beingMainstreaming indigenous peoples’ rights in the transformation agendaIPLC contributions to biodiversity, climate change and sustainable developmentDisaggregated data and community-based monitoring: the Indigenous Navigator projectCommunities’ experiences with the Indigenous NavigatorOpportunities and recommended actionsKey resourcesCultural transitions towards diverse ways of knowing and beingLand transitions towards securing customary land tenure systems of IPLCsGovernance transitions towards inclusive decision-making and self-determined developmentIncentives and financial transitions towards rewarding effective culture-based solutionsEconomic transitions towards sustainable use and diverse local economiesFood transition: Revitalising indigenous and local food systemsExecutive summary Local Biodiversity Outlooks presents the perspectives and experiences of indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs) on the current social-ecological crisis and their contributions to the Strategic Plan for Biodiversity of the Convention on Biological Diversity. The first edition (LBO-1) was produced in 2016 as a complement to the fourth edition of the Global…
Key messages 1 Aichi Biodiversity Target 18 of the Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011–2020, which relates to traditional knowledge and customary sustainable use, has not been met. Ongoing disregard of the vital contributions of indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs) to biodiversity conservation and sustainable use—including in national biodiversity strategies and action plans—constitutes a major…
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.
Use of terms and abbreviations Use of terms This report uses the term indigenous peoples and local communities, or IPLCs, except in cases or contexts referring specifically to either indigenous peoples or local communities. The term indigenous and local knowledge(s) is used except in cases or contexts where traditional knowledge is more appropriate (e.g. as…
Forewords Convention on Biological Diversity The second edition of the Local Biodiversity Outlooks (LBO-2) complements the fifth edition of the Global Biodiversity Outlook (GBO-5) with stories from diverse indigenous and local communities all contributing to the objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity. LBO-2 is published at a critical time when the assessment of the…
About Kichwa villagers transporting wood downstream in Ecuador. Credit: Tomas Munita. Local Biodiversity Outlooks 2 Published in 2020 by Forest Peoples Programme © Forest Peoples Programme Local Biodiversity Outlooks 2: The contributions of indigenous peoples and local communities to the implementation of the Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011–2020 and to renewing nature and cultures. A…
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