A just world that values and conserves nature.

Presentation Romie GoedickeReporting 3.0 conference13 June 2018

HOW CAN WE START BENDING THE CURVE OF BIODIVERSITY DECLINE?

AGENDA

• Context setting; the problem • From SDG to impact • Pathways into One Planet Approaches:

a possible solution? • One Planet Thinking • Examples and ways forward

THE PROBLEM

Source: IGBP, 2016

YOU CAN'T HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT (TOO)

IT IS NOT TOO LATE TO START BENDING THE CURVE

SDG WEDDING CAKE

THE SOLUTION 
A FUNDAMENTAL NEW APPROACH IS NEEDED

• A bigger picture is needed – by gaining insights in all environmental impacts.

• Using scientific insights from local, regional and global boundaries.

• Beyond efficiency gains• Focused on implementing policy• Context relevant – how do we translate global goals to local

action?• Based on fair allocation • Companies working together with leading NGO’s, academia

and consultants.

INVENTORY INTO ONE PLANET APPROACHES

BACKBONE OF OUR APPROACH

• Based on latest scientific knowledge

• Building upon existing work by others

• Context relevant

WHAT IS ONE PLANET THINKING?

IUCN (NL) 
THE WORLD’S LARGEST ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK


• International processes & local impact• Science & practice• Global IUCN network• CSO partner network (>1000)


Sustainable investments• Integrated solutions• Local ownership• Private sector engagement

• Annual budget 18 M€, 45 staff

A NORMATIVE LEARNING PROGRAM A SHARED JOURNEY

STRATEGIC FIT SYSTEMIC CHANGE

DEVELOP A PROOF OF CONCEPT

• One Planet Thinking is a normative learning program. In 2018 our ambition is on the creation of a proof of concept- through developing a standardized approach and relevant tools development develop a standard approach - of One Planet Thinking.

• Advancing science: To better understand where the planetary boundaries are, including its feed-back mechanisms and tipping points, and ethical questions.

• Advancing business: To support relevant business and financial institutions (FI’s) to pilot the use of a One Planet Thinking approach in (a part of) their business and thereby enable sustainable and systemic decision making based on planetary science.

Led by WWF NL, together with IUCN NL, WUR, Metabolic and Plansup

Goals: Defining additional sustainability targets and a holistic intervention roadmapFurther developing the OPT toolkit for next implementation efforts

We are focusing on five impact areas – key impact drivers for the agri-food sector

We are integrating two methodologies (the CBWTs and the Bio-FP) with research and consultation at the landscape level

CASE STUDY: ALPRO

LESSONS: ALPRO

WAYS FORWARD?

• CONNECT• COLLABORATE • DISCOVER• SHARE

A just world that values and conserves nature.

CONTACT

Romie GoedickeE: romie.goedicke@iucn.nlT: 0031-6-21865891

A just world that values and conserves nature.