Submitted by
Simeon.BEZENG
on Mon, 06/19/2023 - 14:58
General Information
Resolution
49803
IUCN Constituent
IUCN SSC Chair Office 2021-2025
IUCN Constituent type
IUCN Species Survival Commission 2021-2025
Period covered
Geographic scope
Global
Actors involved in implementing this Resolution:
IUCN Commissions
IUCN Species Survival Commission 2021-2025
IUCN Secretariat
No
II. Implementation
Activities carried out to implement this Resolution
Activity
Fundraising
Description and results/achievements of activities:
On March 24th 2023, there was a meeting in Monaco where the President of IUCN together with the President of MSC Foundation announced a donation of $400 000 to start to complete the Red List of coral species. This is a first of many future donations to support Red Listing.
From IBAT 2022 allocation, there is a $300 000 commitment to the RL.
There is additional funding from GEF for marine fish, fungi, dung beetles, and freshwater fish.
From IBAT 2022 allocation, there is a $300 000 commitment to the RL.
There is additional funding from GEF for marine fish, fungi, dung beetles, and freshwater fish.
Status
On-going
Describe any challenges encountered in implementing this Resolution and the measures taken
There has been a change in the approach taken by senior leaders in IUCN in terms of fundraising for the Red List. The strategic partnership unit is dedicated to fundraising for many things including the RL
Please report on the result /achievement of the actions taken
On March 24th 2023, there was a meeting in Monaco where the President of IUCN together with the President of MSC Foundation announced a donation of $400 000 to start to complete the Red List of coral species. This is a first of many future donations to support Red Listing.
From IBAT 2022 allocation, there is a $300 000 commitment to the RL.
There is additional funding from GEF for marine fish, fungi, dung beetles, and freshwater fish.
From IBAT 2022 allocation, there is a $300 000 commitment to the RL.
There is additional funding from GEF for marine fish, fungi, dung beetles, and freshwater fish.
Report status
Published