Maintenir la diversité de la vie sur terre : un objectif des Nations Unies

from Conférences ACNU - Grand Montréal · host Ahmed Djoghlaf

Cette conférence, prononcée par le Dr Ahmed Djoghlaf, permet de comprendre les importants enjeux reliés à la Convention sur la diversité biologique comme composante du système onusien ainsi que sa mission relative à la désignation et à la protection du patrimoine mondial en biodiversité. La Convention est un traité international conclu à Rio de Janeiro le 5 juin 1992 pour maintenir la diversité de la vie sur terre. À ce jour, 193 États et la Communauté européenne sont parties à la Convention. Organisateur : ACNU-Grand Montréal Caméraman et monteur : Daniel Hardy Aussi disponible sur Les conférences numériques.

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