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World Coalition for Peace with Nature

17 Dec 2024
1 min

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At the UN COP16 biodiversity, the "World Coalition for Peace with Nature: A call for Life" was launched.

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More about the coalition

  • Members: Countries from four continents including Mexico, Sweden, Uganda and Chile, although none from Asia-Pacific.
  • Nature: The coalition is voluntary in nature and is open to countries that agree to a set of principles aimed at changing humanity's relationship with nature.
  • Objectives:
    • To change the nature of relationship between humans and nature to address environmental challenges in comprehensive manner.
    • To reaffirm rights based approach of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.
    • To mobilize money towards conservation and sustainable development towards preserving nature.
    • To mobilize whole of government, whole of society to spark collective actions by empowering local action for achieving peace with nature. 

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