Thematic session 3: Managing natural resources and protecting the planet‘s ecosystems Human development dependent on finite natural resources and vulnerable.

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Thematic session 3: Managing natural resources and protecting the planet‘s ecosystems Human development dependent on finite natural resources and vulnerable ecosystem services. Realising a global shift to sustainable production and consumption. Integration of environmental costs in the market price of all commodities Halting global biodiversity decline, protecting and restoring ecosystem services and promoting cost-effective nature-based solutions Addressing climate change and its impacts. Sustainable urbanisation as a defining trend in the coming decades.