The development of a terrestrial, aquatic and marine biodiversity monitoring network design in the context of climate change, gathered national and international experts in Santiago de Chile, to share experiences on ongoing monitoring systems around the country and to establish a preliminary set of indicators for the network.
Chile requested technical assistance through the CTCN to help design a national system for monitoring climate change impacts on biological diversity and associated ecosystem services. Chile is one of the first countries, together with Ivory Coast and Colombia, to complete a technology transfer through CTCN.
Transfer of a broad range of adaptation and mitigation technologies are now being realised through collaboration led by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change’s (UNFCCC) Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN).
As part of its technology transfer efforts in Chile, the Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN) assisted in design of a national system for monitoring climate change impacts on biological diversity and associated ecosystem services.
IISD Reporting Services: Capacity Building and Technology Update: Initiatives Enhance National Adaptation Planning, Low-Carbon Maritime Shipping
