Le temps manque et les milliards de dollars aussi, quatre mois après l’échec des négociations de la COP16 en Colombie.
The COP16 biodiversity conference in Rome concluded successfully with a last-minute agreement to address nature conservation funding. Following the failure of the 2022 COP15 in Colombia, countries adopted a five-year plan aimed at halting nature destruction and improving funding distribution to developing nations. The agreement targets $200 billion annually by 2030, with $30 billion allocated from developed to poorer countries. Monitoring frameworks were established for the next COP17 in Armenia, yet debates persist on funding mechanisms, with differing views on creating a new fund versus enhancing existing ones.
