Nature-based Solutions for Climate Change Mitigation

Despite growing political support for the use of nature-based solutions in climate change mitigation, a number of concerns have been raised. These include: uncertainties about the scale of the contribution, especially given challenges with implementation and financing; doubts about whether the necessary safeguards will be put in place; and worries about the use of offsets by the private sector. This report will assess the current state of knowledge on the size of the contribution that nature-based solutions can make and the types of action they will involve. It will discuss the importance of social and environmental safeguards, how nature-based solutions can be financed and the role of offsets. Most importantly, it will consider the potential of nature-based solutions for mitigation to also contribute to climate adaptation and other pressing challenges.

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Main Authors: United Nations Environment Programme, International Union for Conservation of Nature
Other Authors: Miles, Lera
Format: Reports, Books and Booklets biblioteca
Language:English
Published: 2021
Subjects:CLIMATE CHANGE, NATURE CONSERVATION, MARINE ECOSYSTEMS, NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS, CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION, SAFEGUARD MEASURES,
Online Access:https://wedocs.unep.org/20.500.11822/37318
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spelling oai:wedocs.unep.org:20.500.11822-373182021-11-04T17:36:59Z Nature-based Solutions for Climate Change Mitigation United Nations Environment Programme International Union for Conservation of Nature Miles, Lera Agra, Raquel Sengupta, Sandeep Vidal, Adriana Dickson, Barney Mills, Juliet Lahud, Julieta Pohnke, Carina Ecosystems Division CLIMATE CHANGE NATURE CONSERVATION MARINE ECOSYSTEMS NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION SAFEGUARD MEASURES Despite growing political support for the use of nature-based solutions in climate change mitigation, a number of concerns have been raised. These include: uncertainties about the scale of the contribution, especially given challenges with implementation and financing; doubts about whether the necessary safeguards will be put in place; and worries about the use of offsets by the private sector. This report will assess the current state of knowledge on the size of the contribution that nature-based solutions can make and the types of action they will involve. It will discuss the importance of social and environmental safeguards, how nature-based solutions can be financed and the role of offsets. Most importantly, it will consider the potential of nature-based solutions for mitigation to also contribute to climate adaptation and other pressing challenges. 2021-11-03T13:45:22Z 2021-11-03T13:45:22Z 2021 Reports, Books and Booklets https://wedocs.unep.org/20.500.11822/37318 English Public Text application/pdf Global
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United Nations Environment Programme
International Union for Conservation of Nature
Nature-based Solutions for Climate Change Mitigation
description Despite growing political support for the use of nature-based solutions in climate change mitigation, a number of concerns have been raised. These include: uncertainties about the scale of the contribution, especially given challenges with implementation and financing; doubts about whether the necessary safeguards will be put in place; and worries about the use of offsets by the private sector. This report will assess the current state of knowledge on the size of the contribution that nature-based solutions can make and the types of action they will involve. It will discuss the importance of social and environmental safeguards, how nature-based solutions can be financed and the role of offsets. Most importantly, it will consider the potential of nature-based solutions for mitigation to also contribute to climate adaptation and other pressing challenges.
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International Union for Conservation of Nature
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CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION
SAFEGUARD MEASURES
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