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Regards croisés entre experts et jeunes leaders sur l’avancement des engagements de la COP15 et le rôle des nouvelles générations dans leur mise en œuvre. À la lumière des COP15 et COP16, cette discussion explore les liens entre engagements internationaux et actions concrètes au Québec, en vue des COP17 et COP30. L’événement marque aussi le lancement de GYBN Québec, dans le cadre de la Journée internationale de la diversité biologique de 22 mai, 17h45 à 21h à la Maison du développement durable (Montréal) et en ligne Avec la participation de : le Secrétariat de la CDB, le ministère des Relations internationales et de la Francophonie, GYBN Québec, la Ville de Montréal, le Conseil jeunesse de Montréal Modération: Ateliers pour la biodiversité Organisé par : Ateliers pour la biodiversité et GYBN Québec, en collaboration avec la Ville de Montréal, le MRIF, LOJIQ et la Maison du développement durable.


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