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France takes a significant step in biodiversity conservation with the announcement of its National Biodiversity Strategy 2030 (SNB2030), under the leadership of Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne. This initiative, aligned with international commitments, illustrates France’s commitment to nature conservation.
SNB2030 aims to implement the international agreement adopted at COP15 in Montreal at the national level, thus continuing France’s commitment to biodiversity. It sets a framework to achieve the goals set for 2050 within the global biodiversity context, following the recommendations of Motion 53 of the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Marseille.
This strategy sets ambitious objectives for the next decade, aimed at reducing pressures on biodiversity, protecting and restoring ecosystems, and promoting profound changes to reverse biodiversity decline. It represents a collective response to ecological urgency and a commitment to preserve biodiversity in France.
France leads an international dialogue on biodiversity protection, marking a significant advancement in this field. This initiative is part of a broader global movement, where many countries show increasing interest in biodiversity conservation. IUCN plays a central role by maintaining dynamic interaction with governments and advocating for renewed ambition for biodiversity.
In this perspective, the French Committee of IUCN actively collaborates with other national committees to exchange best practices and promote fruitful cooperation. Simultaneously, close collaboration with the European Union is essential to promote nature conservation at the regional level, emphasizing the importance of a global and coordinated approach to preserve our natural heritage.
The French Committee of IUCN celebrates this progress and commits to supporting the implementation of SNB2030. It emphasizes the importance of an annual evaluation of results achieved, using precise indicators such as the Red List of Threatened Species, and encourages dialogue with other IUCN national committees to share best practices and promote concerted action for biodiversity globally.
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