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Fauna & Flora project vehicle on the road at sunrise in Guinea. © Ruben Bañuelos Bons / Fauna & Flora

Fauna & Flora project vehicle on the road at sunrise in Guinea. © Ruben Bañuelos Bons / Fauna & Flora

Fauna & Flora’s priorities for COP28

Cut emissions, not corners – with nature as our ally

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Guidance document, Strategic overview Biodiversity & business, Climate change

    The first Global Stocktake will conclude at COP28. Beyond reflecting on what has and hasn’t worked so far, it offers a key opportunity to provide solution-oriented, actionable guidance for countries on how to close the yawning ambition and implementation gaps. Fauna & Flora highlights five priority areas for focus at COP28, based on the best available science and evidence. Our aim is to drive discussion, debate and – most importantly – action that delivers for climate, nature and people.

    This report highlights the five key areas we would like to see progress in, and offers a way forward for each:

    • Driving rapid, deep emissions cuts and phasing out fossil fuels and harmful subsidies
    • Ensuring high-integrity nature-based solutions
    • Prioritising the protection of nature’s remaining carbon sinks
    • Accelerating adaptation action with communities and nature at its core
    • Scaling up and directing finance to locally-led approaches

    Fauna & Flora’s priorities for COP28

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