WCC 2016 Res 043

Status: 
ACTIVE
Other code: 
6.043
Type: 
Resolution
Conference type: 
World Conservation Congress
Year / Conference: 
2016 Hawai'i
English title: 
Securing the future for global peatlands
English file: 
PDF icon WCC_2016_RES_043_EN.pdf
French title: 
Assurer l’avenir des tourbières du monde entier
French file: 
PDF icon WCC_2016_RES_043_FR.pdf
Spanish title: 
Asegurar el futuro de las turberas del mundo
Spanish file: 
PDF icon WCC_2016_RES_043_ES.pdf
Keywords: 
Protected areas
Water
Agriculture
Geographic scope: 
Global

Progress reports

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Progress reports Period coveredsort descending
WCC 2016 Res 043 - Progress Report 2017
WCC 2016 Res 043 - Progress Report 2018
WCC 2016 Res 043 - Progress Report 2019

Activity reports

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Activity reports Period coveredsort descending IUCN Constituent type IUCN Constituent Results /achievements
WCC 2016 Res 043 - Activity Report 2017 IUCN Commission on Ecosystems Management 2017-2020 IUCN CEM Peatland Ecosystems Specialist Group 2017-2020 Work in preparatory stages so no results yet – we will be reporting results through a summary report produced by the IUCN CEM Peatlands Group, supported by Newcastle University and the Global Peatland
WCC 2016 Res 043 - Activity Report 2018 IUCN Commission on Ecosystems Management 2017-2020 IUCN CEM Peatland Ecosystems Specialist Group 2017-2020 To date the above questionnaire has elicited 22 responses. A summary of these responses is attached.
WCC 2016 Res 043 - Activity Report 2018 IUCN Member Bundesamt für Naturschutz Reports
WCC 2016 Res 043 - Activity Report 2019 IUCN Member Bundesamt für Naturschutz political agreements and strategies; restored or partly rewetted peatlands
WCC 2016 Res 043 - Activity Report 2019 IUCN CEM Peatland Ecosystems Specialist Group 2017-2020 Baseline monitoring has highlighted the existence of at least 27 strategies for peatland conservation, restoration and sustainable management globally, with a further 5 strategies in development.