Publications (2009-2010) |
The MAB Programme publishes delivery on specialized subjects in the ecological sciences. Target audiences include policy- and decision-makers, scientists, journalists, students and the general public.
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International Conference of Island and Coastal Biosphere Reserves: Climate Change & Island and Coastal Ecosystems (Final Report)
Published by: UNESCO Jakarta Office and Jeju Special Self-Governing Province (Republic of Korea), 2009
Language: English
Experiencias exitosas en Iberoamerica
Published by: Pedro Araya Rosas and M. Clüsener-Godt (UNESCO), 2010
Language: Spanish
For hard copies contact C. Karez, UNESCO Montevideo Office
Published by: UNESCO, Doha Office, 2010
Language: English
Published by: MAB National Committee (Japan), 2009
Language: Multilingual
For hard copies contact R. Jayakumar, UNESCO Beijing Office
Published by: UNESCO, 2009
Languages: English / French / Spanish
21 and 22 January 2010, UNESCO, Paris - High-level Inaugural Event: Presentations and discussions by influential decision- and policy-makers, experts and opinion-makers to raise awareness on the global biodiversity challenge;
21 January 2010, UNESCO, Paris - Launch of IYB travelling exhibition: Exhibition conveying the main IYB messages to raise awareness among, and to educate policy and decision-makers, students and general public audiences;
25 to 29 January 2010, UNESCO, Paris - UNESCO IYB Biodiversity Science-Policy Conference: Scientific conference to contribute to knowledge on biodiversity responses to climate change and priority setting for the science-policy interface, research and funding;
27 January 2010 - Special Side Event on Gender and Biodiversity: UNESCO IYB Biodiversity Science-Policy Conference — Workshop exploring the links between gender and biodiversity to provide recommendations for taking into account the gender perspective in biodiversity- related research, policies and management.
June/July 2010, Montreal, Canada - International Conference on Biological and Cultural Diversity: International conference to exchange knowledge and practices linking biological and cultural diversity and to elaborate a programme of work to be jointly implemented by UNESCO, the CBD and other partners;
October 2010, CBD COP meeting Nagoya, Japan - Launch of Biodiversity Learning Kit: Educational kit on biodiversity for teachers and trainers to raise awareness and educate young and wider public audiences through an easy-to-use and appealing tool.
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A Climate Change and Poverty Alleviation Program in Asia and the Pacific (2010-2017)
Published by: UNESCO Office, Jakarta, 2009
Language: English
Published by: UNESCO-SCOPE -UNEP Policy Brief n°10
Language: English
"The carbon cycle is closely linked to the climate system and is influenced by the growing human population and associated demands for resources, especially for fossil-fuel energy and land. The rate of change in atmospheric CO2 reflects the balance between carbon emissions from human activities and the dynamics of a number of terrestrial and ocean processes that remove or emit CO2. The long-term evolution of this balance will largely determine the speed and magnitude of humaninduced climate change and the mitigation requirements to stabilize atmospheric CO2 concentrations at any given level."
Published by: UNESCO and Ecological Research for Sustaining the Environment in China (ERSEC), 2009
Language: English
For hard copies contact R. Jayakumar, UNESCO Beijing Office
”The new World Network of Biosphere Reserves 2009 map is available in PDF format".
[Printable version, 2Mo]
Published by: UNESCO-EABRN, 2009
Published by: UNESCO, 2009
Today, worldwide, higher education continues to be largely based on the disciplinary and professional structure of the nineteenth-century university. At the national level, administrations tend to be organized along sectoral lines, with ministries and departments of agriculture, forests, health, education, and so on. But the challenges that we face in our contemporary world are rarely confined to a particular sectoral field or technical domain.
Scientific analysis and implications for sustainability
Published by: UNESCO-SCOPE -UNEP Policy Brief n°9
Language: English
"Many countries and companies are investing heavily in biofuel, motivated by potential benefits in terms of improving energy security, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and contributing to rural development. Whether biofuels can deliver these benefits and at what environmental and social cost is increasingly debated."
Published by: UNESCO Beijing Office, 2009
Language: English
For hard copies please contact: UNESCO Beijing Office
Published by: UNESCO-SCOPE-UNEP, 2009, Policy Briefs n°8
Language: English
Complete list of biosphere reserves in pdf