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A message from IUCN's Business and Biodiversity Programme Deputy Director Giulia Carbone          

Dear colleagues,

This special edition of Building Bridges focuses on the IUCN World Conservation Congress. This global event offers numerous opportunities for IUCN partners, members, governments and business to share and strengthen their commitments to act for nature conservation. Indeed, from 11 to 19 June in Marseille, the IUCN Congress will host more than 200 events related to business and finance, showcasing the latest initiatives and best practice.

We hope that many of you will be able to join us! In the meantime, please continue to follow the latest updates on our website, LinkedIn and Twitter.

 With best regards,

 Giulia Carbone
 
Business & Nature Hub
 

Located in the Exhibition Area, the Business & Nature Hub will focus on four themes: promoting policy coherence to support business action; valuing and measuring nature in corporate decision making; implementing the mitigation hierarchy and no net loss/net gain commitments; and, biodiversity conservation across supply chains and landscapes. Get connected!
 
Early bird Registration closes 11th March

IUCN and France offer special Congress registration fees for IUCN Members, residents of France and other constituencies. See the registration fees and priority deadlines to be sure you get the best price for your registration.

Join the action. Be a part of history!

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IUCN CEO Summit

The IUCN CEO Summit, in partnership with Business for Nature, is a unique opportunity for business leaders to engage in a dynamic dialogue with IUCN constituencies on how to accelerate their commitments to nature and call on governments to do the same. Please join us!

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Blog by Eva Zabey explores why protecting nature makes good business sense

Nature is essential to global economic prosperity and individual business success. That is why businesses must unite behind and call on governments to incorporate ambitious policy recommendations. Business for Nature has engaged with over 200 companies representing 15 sectors from around the world as well as many other organizations to articulate, strengthen and shape five high-level policy recommendations.

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For more information, visit the IUCN Business and Biodiversity Programme website or follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn