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COP16: Countries launch ‘champions group’ for mainstreaming biodiversity

Published 20:35 on October 31, 2024  /  Last updated at 20:35 on October 31, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

A group of 17 countries led by Colombia and Mexico have announced they are establishing a special group at COP16 to drive progress on mainstreaming biodiversity, following what they said are attempts to undermine the policy.
A group of 17 countries led by Colombia and Mexico have announced they are establishing a special group at COP16 to drive progress on mainstreaming biodiversity, following what they said are attempts to undermine the policy.


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