Context

IPBES's work invites us to reflect on how society integrates biodiversity into the economy and reexamines our relationship with it.

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According to the IPBES Transformative Change Report , five key strategies and their associated actions have important synergistic effects in promoting transformational change:

• Strategy 1: Conserve and regenerate places of value for nature and humans.

• Strategy 2: Drive systemic change in the sectors most responsible for biodiversity loss and nature decline.

• Strategy 3: Transform economic systems for nature and equity.

• Strategy 4: Transform governance systems to make them integrated, inclusive, accountable and adaptive.

• Strategy 5: Shift social perceptions and values to recognize and prioritize the fundamental interconnections between humans and nature.

The 2050 vision of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework is that of a world living in harmony with nature where, "by 2050, biodiversity is valued, conserved, restored and used wisely, maintaining ecosystem services, supporting a healthy planet and providing essential benefits for all people."