AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBiodiversity Finance: Monaco joined Germany, Iceland, Québec and Berlin in pledging to the Global Biodiversity Framework Fund, which received about $60 million in new commitments at COP17. The wider funding announcements topped $500 million, while the summit entered its final week facing calls to close funding gaps and reform harmful subsidies. Nature and the Economy: A Natural Capital Conference at Monaco’s Yacht Club on November 4 will examine how biodiversity loss affects national finances and how public and private investment can help protect ecosystems. Sustainable Events: Herculis and Monaco Run have earned ISO sustainability certification after nearly three years of work on environmental, social and economic practices. Climate and Oceans: A Centre Scientifique de Monaco coral researcher has warned that coral faces little time to recover as the world approaches 2.8°C of warming.
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