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Global Biodiversity Outlook
Source: UN Convention on Biological Diversity 2002

Executive Summary (pdf)

Published by the United Nations biodiversity convention, the Global Biodiversity Outlook is a periodic assessment of the state of the world's biodiversity, which includes an analysis of the steps being taken to ensure that the convention is being adopted in its member countries.

The report also serves as a useful guide to the convention itself; provides information on what individual countries are doing to protect their biodiversity, and includes a list of biodiversity projects that are being funded by the Global Environment Facility.

Full text of the Global Biodiversity Outlook