欧盟2030年生物多样性战略报告 - 世界自然基金会（英文版）（14页）.pdf

1、 On 20 May, the European Commission took steps towards sustainable biodiversity, food and farming policies, by publishing roadmaps for the next 10 years that should guide the EU on the path to more resilient and sustainable economies and societies. In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, which has br

2、ought our relationship with the natural world into sharp focus, the strategies have never been more timely and of utmost importance. The EU Farm to Fork and 2030 Biodiversity Strategies are potential game changers for EU nature, food and farming policies. The strategies propose a new wave of essenti

3、al and long overdue targets on topics such as protected areas, restoration of nature, organic farming and the reduction of agricultural chemicals. WWFs reaction to the release of both strategies can be found here. This document contains a more detailed assessment by WWF of the 2030 EU Biodiversity S

4、trategy, based on our expertise, and therefore does not cover all the chapters of the strategy. The document highlights the commitments that WWF is calling on the European Parliament and Council to endorse and indicates for each of the sections where ambition should be higher or how the commitments

5、should be implemented. Simon Rae / Unsplash WWF welcomes: The clear message that protecting and restoring biodiversity and well-functioning ecosystems is fundamental to boosting our resilience and preventing the emergence and spread of future diseases and that we need to give nature the space it nee

6、ds to also create healthy and resilient societies. The clear message that investing in nature protection and restoration will also be critical for Europes economic recovery from the COVID-19 crisis and that when restarting the economy, it is crucial to avoid falling back and locking ourselves into d