Multi-sector stakeholders convene in Nairobi, commit to financing habitat conservation as migratory bird species decline 45%
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Multi-sector stakeholders convene in Nairobi, commit to financing habitat conservation as migratory bird species decline 45%

Published September 11, 20264 min read

Governments, scientists, NGOs, conservationists, and financial institutions today signed the Nairobi Flyways Declaration, an unprecedented commitment to coordinated protection of migratory routes across borders, alongside more than $6 billion in conservation finance being mobilised by three multilateral banks since 2021.

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