Global vaccine rollout vital to securing deal for nature, warns UN biodiversity chief
by Fiona Harvey, environment correspondent from on (#5QBHT)
Elizabeth Maruma Mrema says access to Covid jabs for developing world will be critical to the success of in-person Kunming Cop15 summit
Governments hoping for a global agreement to halt biodiversity loss must put more effort into access to Covid-19 vaccines for developing countries, the UN's biodiversity chief has warned.
Elizabeth Maruma Mrema, executive secretary of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity, said the Kunming Cop15 summit, at which governments will try to forge a Paris agreement for nature", was vital for halting the global crisis of species loss.
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