संयुक्त राष्ट्र जैव विविधता सम्मेलन में भाग लेते पीआरआरआई सदस्य 2024

Members of PRRI participated from 21 अक्टूबर से 1 नवंबर 2024 as observers in the UN Biodiversity Conference 2024, कैली में, कोलंबिया.

संयुक्त राष्ट्र जैव विविधता सम्मेलन 2024 शामिल:

• the जैविक विविधता पर कन्वेंशन के पक्षकारों के सम्मेलन की सोलहवीं बैठक (सीबीडी-सीओपी16),
• the जैव सुरक्षा पर कार्टाजेना प्रोटोकॉल के पक्षकारों की बैठक के रूप में कार्य करने वाले पक्षकारों के सम्मेलन की ग्यारहवीं बैठक (सीपीबी-एमओपी11), और
• the पहुंच और लाभ-साझाकरण पर नागोया प्रोटोकॉल के पक्षकारों की बैठक के रूप में सेवारत पार्टियों के सम्मेलन की पांचवीं बैठक (एनपी-एमओपी5),

The main aim of participation of PRRI members in COPs and MOPs is to stay abreast – और इच्छुक पीआरआरआई सदस्यों को सूचित रखें – अंतर्राष्ट्रीय वार्ता में विकास के बारे में, and to bring a voice to the table that emphasizes science, नवोन्मेष, and evidence-based solutions to the objectives of the CBD and its protocols. इस कोने तक, PRRI members engaged with many delegates from Parties and other observers delegations.

PRRI members focused on building strong collaborative relationships, and also participated actively in the Academia and Research organisations group, in which COOPMOP2024 delegates registered under ‘Academia and Research’ collaborate (एक&R contacts: Audrey Wagner (audrey.wagner @ biology.ox.ac.uk) and Hannah Nicholas (hannah.nicholas @ biology.ox.ac.uk).

PRRI members contributed to the opening and closing statements of the A&R group:

• COPMOP 2024 – Academia and Research Organizations – संयुक्त राष्ट्र जैव विविधता सम्मेलन 2024 – Opening Statement
• COPMOP 2024 – Academia and Research Organizations – संयुक्त राष्ट्र जैव विविधता सम्मेलन 2024 – Closing Statement

पर 26 अक्टूबर 2024, PRRI members also participated in an एक&R ‘Flash Talk’ side event

Flash Talks delivered at the A&R side event:

• Opening remarks by Dr. David Obura, IPBES Chair.
• Reconstructing Past Climate and Tree Migrations: A Model-Based Analysis of Biodiversity Shifts in European Forests and Implications for CBD Objectives in Latin America. Minxue Tang Imperial College London (यूके).
• How spatio-temporal climate change shapes global biodiversity patterns. डॉ.. Jiaze Li, इंपीरियल कॉलेज लंदन (यूके).
• Genetic Diversity and implementation of the KM GBF – including monitoring and reporting using indicators including Headline Indicator A.4. Dr Roberta Gargiulo, Royal Botanic Gardens, केव (यूके), on behalf of the Coalition for Conservation Genetics.
• How to implement Indigenous digital sovereignty in AI for biodiversity monitoring. Magali de Bruyn. The Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center for Data Science and Environment at UC Berkeley (अमेरिका)
• From Research to Action: How Science in Wildlife Reintroduction Advances CBD Objectives and the Kunming-Montreal Targets. डॉ.. Friederike Pohlin, Vetmeduni Vienna (ऑस्ट्रिया).
• University networks to support implementation of the KMGBF. Hannah Nicholas, University of Oxford, CASCADE. (यूके)
• What does open access to DSI mean for researchers? Future-proofing the DSI multilateral mechanism: possible implications of artificial intelligence & other upcoming technologies., Davide Faggionato Leibniz Institute DSMZ (जर्मनी).
• Decolonizing International Biodiversity Law: Digital sequence information as a revealer. Adriana Moreno Cely, Liege University (बेल्जियम).
• Livestock for Nature & Biodiversity Action: A new narrative for livestock and biodiversity. डॉ.. Christian Tiambo, International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), and Centre for Tropical Livestock Genetics and Health (केन्या).
• The potential and challenges for modern biotechnology to contribute to the objectives of the CBD, case Forest Biotechnology. प्रो.. Kazuo वातानाबे (Univ of Tsukuba/PRRI)
• Synbio for the Margins: Tools to Empower the Unreached, Justin Ivar, Toronto University
• Synthetic biology to detect mercury in waters contaminated by illegal gold mining in the Bolivian Amazonian region. Dana Valdez (Youth Biotech/iGEM-Bolivia