Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) Non-Governmental Organizations Getting Involved Case-StudiesMeetingsInformation Resources NGOs // information Thursday // 5.7.2020 Information Resources Useful Websites UN Non-Governmental Liaison Service : The United Nations Non-Governmental Liaison Service (UN-NGLS) promotes dynamic partnerships between the United Nations and non-governmental organisations (NGOs). By providing information, advice, expertise and consulting and support service, NGLS is part of the United Nations effort to strengthen dialogue and win support for economic and social development. CBD Alliance : The CBD Alliance is a loose network of activists and representatives from NGOs, community-based organizations (CBOs), social movements and Indigenous Peoples organizations (IPOs) advocating for improved and informed participation in Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) processes. Useful Documents UN System Engagement with NGOs, Civil Society, the Private Sector, and Other Actors ©2005 - NGLS Intergovernmental Negotiations and Decision Making at the United Nations ©NGLS The Convention on Biological Diversity: Understanding and Influencing the Process: A Guide to Understanding and Participating Effectively in the Eighth Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP8) ©2006 - Tony Gross, Sam Johnston, Charles Victor Barber (United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies and the Equator Initiative) NGOs and COP decisions Decisions of the Conference of Parties that specifically address NGOs include: Decision CBD-VI/19 (Communication, Education and Public Awareness)Decision CBD-VI/22 (Forest Biological Diversity)Decision CBD-VII/28 (Protected Areas)Decision CBD-VIII/3 (Global Taxonomy Initiative) For the complete list of decisions, please visit: http://www.cbd.int/decisions/default.aspx
NGOs // information Thursday // 5.7.2020 Information Resources Useful Websites UN Non-Governmental Liaison Service : The United Nations Non-Governmental Liaison Service (UN-NGLS) promotes dynamic partnerships between the United Nations and non-governmental organisations (NGOs). By providing information, advice, expertise and consulting and support service, NGLS is part of the United Nations effort to strengthen dialogue and win support for economic and social development. CBD Alliance : The CBD Alliance is a loose network of activists and representatives from NGOs, community-based organizations (CBOs), social movements and Indigenous Peoples organizations (IPOs) advocating for improved and informed participation in Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) processes. Useful Documents UN System Engagement with NGOs, Civil Society, the Private Sector, and Other Actors ©2005 - NGLS Intergovernmental Negotiations and Decision Making at the United Nations ©NGLS The Convention on Biological Diversity: Understanding and Influencing the Process: A Guide to Understanding and Participating Effectively in the Eighth Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP8) ©2006 - Tony Gross, Sam Johnston, Charles Victor Barber (United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies and the Equator Initiative) NGOs and COP decisions Decisions of the Conference of Parties that specifically address NGOs include: Decision CBD-VI/19 (Communication, Education and Public Awareness)Decision CBD-VI/22 (Forest Biological Diversity)Decision CBD-VII/28 (Protected Areas)Decision CBD-VIII/3 (Global Taxonomy Initiative) For the complete list of decisions, please visit: http://www.cbd.int/decisions/default.aspx
