ENCA-24 AUSTRIA
POST-2020 TARGETS & BIODIVERSITY INDICATORS
7-9 April 2019
During 2 days (Vienna, 8 - 9 April) the representatives of 16 ENCA members discussed current nature conservation issues such as the post-2020 process of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity CBD, biodiversity indicators, monitoring and reporting, GMOs, climate change and biodiversity, sustainable land use, as well as the mainstreaming of biodiversity and nature conservation agendas into other sectors. Communication and awareness raising were perceived as key issues for the future.
The second day was dedicated to deliberations on the status and future of the four ENCA Interest Groups. A new ad hoc IG on streamlining reporting obligations was founded.
The taking over of the ENCA Secretariat by the Environment Agency Austria as well as the organization and technical implementation of the first plenary under its lead were perceived as very positive by the participants.
Presentations:
Stefan_Schindler.pdfNature Conservation in Austria
Aljosa_Duplic.pdfSummary of ENCA-23 Plenary
Vujadin_Kovacevic.pdfEU pollinator monitoring scheme & indicators
Stefan_Schindler2.pdfBiodiversity Indicators in Austria
Wolfgang_Rabitsch.pdfExperience with reporting Art. 24 IAS Regulation 1143/2014 in Austria
Mark Marissink.pdfSwedish Experiences from Reporting according to Habitats Directive Art. 17 2013-2018
Thomas_Ellmauer.pdfBiodiversity Monitoring and Reporting. Experiences with Art. 17 Report Habitats Directive in Austria
Martin_Schamann_Ulrike_Lamb.pdfTowards an 8thEAP, Stakeholder Engagement, ENCA IGs, Activities of the Secretariat
Hans_Romang.pdfMonitoring of Spontaneous Populations of Genetically Modified Plant Species in the Environment