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What do we want from COP15 of the CBD?

Natural resources
27 January 2020|Video

What do we want from COP15 of the CBD?

Un grupo de 30 expertos de alto nivel debatió en un taller de 3 días en septiembre de 2019 en la CEPAL sobre los avances, retrocesos y desafíos de la región para contribuir al nuevo marco mundial de la diversidad biológica posterior a 2020.

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