UN SCIENCE POLICY BUSINESS FORUM ON THE ENVIRONMENT

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UN SCIENCE POLICY BUSINESS FORUM ON THE ENVIRONMENT A UN-facilitated, self-financed, solutions-based, multi-sectoral platform to incubate and accelerate innovative solutions for the environment

UN-SPBF Who We Are WE CONVEN E OUR GOA L The Forum provides a unique, self-sustained platform for multi-sectoral collaboration. We contribute ideas and innovative solutions to the world’s environmental challenges WE CONVEN E Technology giants Startups at the forefront of innovation Science sector Citizen science leaders Policy makers OUR GOA L

UN-SPBF Who We Are " A powerful membership of over 2000 ins=tu=ons worldwide ”

UN-SPBF Who We Are " A coali=on of the Willing and a coali=on of the Working ” County Government of Kakamega Government of Costa Rica

UN-SPBF Who We Are " Every Member has something to bring to the table. ”

UN-SPBF What We Do ACTIVITIES AND INITIATIVES ARE DESIGNED TO: GOA L Strengthen science, policy, business interface for POW and SDG delivery Encourage innovation and entrepreneurship for the environment Ensure that the Fourth Industrial Revolution is a GREEN revolution GOA L Empower a circular economy transition and growth of green technology markets through sound policies and innovative finance Harness citizen science and knowledge Informs decision makers on policies required to grow green technology markets, encourage a circular economy and foster innovation

UN-SPBF Milestone s " The Forum is fast evolving into an incubator of innova=on and joint ini=a=ves for the environment and an accelerator of the circular economy and efforts to sustainably grow green technology markets. ” May 2019 2nd Forum at UNEA- 4 Oct 2018 Planetary Data Meeting Held in Paris: - Foundation Session Sept 2018 Earth Innovation Summit Held in Tallin: - In Support of the UNEA Bureau May 2018 1st Steering Committee Held in New York: - Set the agenda Contributions to PoW - Dec 2017 Forum launch at UNEA- 3 Held in Nairobi: - Foundation Session

UN-SPBF Milestone s 1st Steering Committee Earth Innovation Summit NAIROBI Dec 2017 NEW YORK May 2018 TALLIN Sept 2018 PARIS Oct 2018 1st Forum Session 1st Steering Committee Earth Innovation Summit 12 specialised sessions provided unique opportunities for dialogue, presentation of latest technologies, exchange of ideas and consultations that aimed to inform the UNEA bureau and key partners ahead of the Bureau meeting. Speakers included : Business sectors leaders, Startup innovators, Scientists and visionaries, Citizen science pioneers, Investors Planetary Data Meeting The Forum supported the lanuch of the world’s first Alliance for Citizen Science. Twelve months on, we are working with the Alliance to build the first global on- line platform for Citizen Science, hosted by Environment Live and the World Environment Situation Room The Forum’s Governing Consortium identified work streams to support in 2018-2019, in consultation with relevant UN programmes and sister agencies An Extraordinary Session was hosted by the Government of France. Key tracks: Opportunities offered by Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning; Big Data, Earth observations and remote sensing, Governance, Equity and Ethics; Financing and opportunities in PPP. Next Steps: Launch a HL working group to strengthen and expedite delivery of the platform in coordination with Environment Live and the UN Environment Situation Room

UN-SPBF Upcoming Session Most influential gathering of Green-Tech Start- ups and investors at the Green Tech Start up Hub Launch of Green-Tech Start-up Alliance Strong participation of international Citizen Science organizations and launch of the first Online Platform for Citizen Science, supported by the Forum and Environment Live Launch of an international multi-sectoral Working Group on Big Data on the Environment – in cooperation with World Environment Situation Room 30 Specialized sessions covering innovation and SCP and featuring industry leaders, top scientists and policy makers White papers on Growing Green Tech Markets; Artificial Intelligence and Big Data on the Environment and Green Innovation in Agricultutre and the Copper Sectors will be presented. 30 Sessions aligned with the UNEA theme Launch of several initiatives and white papers on environmental issues 8-10 May 2019 Over 800 high level participants Contributors from multiple sectors keen to support UNEP’s work

UN-SPBF Key Streams In support of UNEA theme Redesigning Metropolis: Smarter, Greener Solutions for Cities Climate Challenge and Non-State Actors: From Transparency to Leadership Leverage innovative technologies to tackle urban challenges and encourage the efficient use of natural resources Review the latest in environmentally sound design and infrastructure Encourage positive resourcing and procurement decisions Behavior change Policy action Empower/support private sector transparency and leadership to tackle climate change Review mechanisms to monitor, measure, verifying and report on emissions reductions by industry and non-state actors Examine how policy and incentives can regulate and strengthen such reporting Examine how the future installations of the Emissions Gap Report will measure and analyse action by non-state actors 1 2 Launch Green-Tech Startup Hub In support of UNEA theme Identify, communicate and shed light on innovative solutions and technologies by this fast-growing sector Identify and encourage enabling policies Bridge the technology and policy divide Encourage investment in green tech 3 Sustainable Food for a Healthy Planet 4 Science for Decision-Making: Shaping Policies and Market Responses - Agricultural transformation – sustainable and climate-smart agricultural models minimizing impacts on pollution - examples from rice sector and others including livestock sector. Nutrition and healthy diets - embracing difficult questions and debates about meat vs. vegetarian diets, considering biofortification, plant health, which benefits in turn human health Food waste – measuring and achieving food waste reduction at a global level 5 - - Review of the latest recommendations from flagship environmental assessments and White Papers by Partners Discussions around the required policy responses and actions by policy makers, the private sector and key stakeholders. - -

WE WELCOME YOUR ACTIVE PARTICIPATION AND YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE EVENTS E-mail: forum@un- spbf.org Website: un-spbf.org