Conversatory: Science to protect biodiversity

Conversatory: Science to protect biodiversity

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As a prelude to the Second Edition of the Mutis Biodiversity Dialogues, which will be held in Panama on June 8, 9, and 10, CAF — the development bank of Latin America and the Caribbean — is holding the online event Science to protect biodiversity: how can scientific knowledge drive better decisions for sustainable financing?

The conversation revolves around the link between science, biodiversity, and sustainable development and how scientific evidence and innovation can become key tools to design more effective solutions in the face of the climate crisis and biodiversity loss, as well as to guide sustainable financing strategies with greater impact.

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The guests are:

Alicia Montalvo, Vice President of Cooperation, Alliances, and Mobilization at CAF

Amir Lebdioui, Director of the Center for Technology and Industrialization for Development at the University of Oxford

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Moderated by: María Mónica Monsalve, from América Futura

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