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This report provides insights and guidance to help navigate the legal requirements of the law, focusing on the preparation, drafting and finalisation of Nature Restoration ...
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on the IEEP Biodiversity and Ecosystems programme please contact:
Evelyn Underwood
Head of programme
Biodiversity mainstreaming and coherence with other policy areas
The mainstreaming of biodiversity considerations across policy areas and sectors is crucial to achieving the transformative change needed to halt and reverse biodiversity loss. In the context of the European Green Deal, the new EU Biodiversity Strategy and the Nature Restoration Law intend to work in tandem with other key EU Green Deal Pillars such as the Climate Law, Farm to Fork Strategy, Zero Pollution Action Plan, Soil Monitoring and Resilience Law Proposal, and the Circular Economy Action Plan.
IEEP aims to enhance the mainstreaming of biodiversity to ensure integration and coherence between EU biodiversity conservation and other policies. To promote engagement and buy-in from all actors of society needed to propel transformative change, we promote a broader and deeper shared societal recognition of the value of biodiversity to our development and well-being.
IEEP is a member of NetworkNature+, a Horizon Europe project that aims at accelerating upscaling of Nature-Based Solutions implementation in science, business, policy and practice.
Key areas
Valuing benefits of biodiversity
Biodiversity and land use
Biodiversity and climate change
Nature-Based Solutions mainstreaming in EU policy
Biodiversity and EU funding programmes
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Europe is set to face immense socio-ecological challenges in the coming decades, including extreme heat and flooding, with dire impacts for community health and city ...
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Panellists will discuss why the Nature Restoration Law proposal is needed for food security, and how to best support farmers and fishers in their costs ...
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This policy brief stems from the adoption of the Global Biodiversity Framework at the COP15 and calls for the EU to build on the momentum ...
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The restoration of ecosystems is crucial to achieving climate mitigation targets, and this is reflected in the recent global and EU ambitions for nature restoration. ...
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Governments have shown less political will to support biodiversity conservation targets than for climate targets, but the two are actually interdependent and should be tackled ...
Latest publications
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This report reviewed seven national CAP Strategic Plans to see whether and to what extent the planned interventions support biological control and Integrated Pest Management. ...
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IEEP and the Ecologic Institute, as part of the Think Sustainable Europe network, have prepared a series of thematic policy briefs to inform policymakers of ...
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The proposed EU regulation for nature restoration offers a unique opportunity to tackle both biodiversity loss and climate change through an integrated approach. ...
The Nature Directives (i.e. Birds Directive and Habitats Directive) are the key instruments of EU biodiversity policy; the Fitness Check support study for the European ...
Ecological Focus Areas (EFAs), part of greening in the Common Agricultural Policy, are intended to safeguard and improve biodiversity on arable farms in the EU. ...
Wildlife crime poses a threat to biodiversity and is a security issue in some source countries. The EU is both a destination and a transit ...
