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What are the Sustainable Development Goals?
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), otherwise known as the Global Goals, are a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity.
Small-scale farmers in Kenya are facing an outbreak of fall army worms that are causing a severe damage to crops and mostly maize which is a staple crop grown in Kenya.It has destroyed 70% of crops and Experts are warning that Kenyans are likely to lose a total of 60 million bags of the staple crop maize due to the fall army worm attack. Management interventions that improve the resilience of crops to the fall army worm in Kenya are described.
Les forets et les exploitations agricoles dans les villes participent à la purification des eaux des cours d’eau et des pluies qui ruissellent et s’infiltrent dans les nappes phréatiques pour être captés par les sociétés de transformation en eau potable. Avec l’augmentation de la population mondiale, les champs et les forets dans les villes et les zones rurales sont actuellement détruites, elles sont convertis en habitations ; ou sont traversés par des projets routières, miniers voir barrage de retenus d’eau.
La couche d'ozone représente schématiquement la partie de l'atmosphère où sa concentration est la plus élevée. En absorbant ensuite les UV, l'ozone contribue à réchauffer la stratosphère.
This is the national strategic document of Kazakhstan on conservation of biodiversity until 2030 developed in accordance with Aichi Global Targets.
the document contains an analysis of the legal ans institutional framework, the importance and use of biodiversity nationally, the vision and mission set for the next 20 years as well as the national targets along with the strategic actions.
This document examines the values of integrating traditional, local and indigenous knowledge (TLIK) based practices into an adaptive method for addressing human induced climate change and imbalances within the global water cycle.
It proposes a comprehensive method that has been formulated integrating TLIK along with scientific and modern conservation and restoration techniques.
This if the first draft National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan submitted for review by Zambia. The country is a Party to the Convention on Biological Diversity and prepared its first NBSAP in 1999, which may be accessed on the CBD website.
This is the Draft of the first National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan of the Federal Republic of Somalia. Somalia acceded to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in Aichi in September 2009 and became the 193rd party to the CBD. By ratifying the CBD, Somalia committed to attain the objectives of CBD and as first step commenced the formulation of this NBSAP in September 2014. This draft NBSAP is thus the first effort in the history of Somalia to holistically and systematically look at the overall spectrum of biodiversity – ecosystems, species and genetic diversity.
Malawi's Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan II has been developed in line with the Malawi Growth and Development Strategy II and the Global Strategy for Biodiversity as well as the Aichi targets. The Action plan will be implemented over a period of 10 years from 2015 to 2025.
