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Moving from Conflict to coexistence

C2C: Conflict to Coexistence Approach

The C2C: Conflict to Coexistence approach provides a framework and methodology through which a tailor-made human-wildlife conflict (HWC) management strategy can be developed based on the local cultural, environmental and social context. This approach, a revision of the 2015 SAFE Systems Approach, facilitates systematic planning, implementation, monitoring and adaptive management of HWC. It recognises that HWC is a system, requiring multiple, integrated and collaborative actions.

Through a stepwise, participatory multi-stakeholder process (involving those directly affected by HWC), the C2C Approach promotes longterm management of HWC, while achieving short-term and intermediate results. Designed in alignment with the IUCN Human-Wildlife Conflict Specialist Group guidelines and CBD indicator for HWC and coexistence, as well as social and environmental and social safeguards, it offers a flexible framework that can be tailored to different scales, contexts and species.

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QUICK FACTS FROM THE LIVING PLANET REPORT

DID YOU KNOW?

♦ Globally, nature provides services worth around US$125 trillion a year. 

♦ In the 20th century, freshwater fish have had the highest extinction rate worldwide among vertebrates.

♦ Nearly 200 million people depend on coral reefs for protection against storm surge and waves.

♦ Rainforests are shrinking: almost 20% of the Amazon has disappeared in just 50 years.

♦ In the last 50 years, global average temperature has risen at 170 times the background rate.

♦ At least 70% of new small molecule drugs introduced over the past 25 years have come from a natural source.

♦ Almost 6 billion tonnes of fish and other seafood have been taken from the world’s oceans since 1950.

♦ Today, 90% of the world’s seabirds are estimated to have fragments of plastic in their stomach.

IN LESS THAN 50 YEARS, WE'VE SEEN AN OVERALL DECLINE OF 60% IN POPULATION SIZES OF VERTEBRATE SPECIES.

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

TAKE ACTION FOR THE PLANET

♦ Make sustainable choices - whether this be using less plastic, curbing your food waste or opting for eco-friendly and sustainably-sourced products, your choice can make an impact.

♦ Speak up as a consumer and as a citizen - use your voice to encourage businesses and governments to shift to more sustainable policies and practices. 

♦ Spread the word - encourage your family and friends to join you as you show how much you care for our planet. 

Together, we can be the generation that changes our relationship with the planet, for the better.

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OUR WORK

Our mission is to stop the degradation of our planet's natural environment, and build a future in which people live in harmony with nature. We want to ensure that the world’s most important fisheries and ocean ecosystems are productive and resilient and improve livelihoods and biodiversity; the most iconic and endangered species are secured and recovering in the wild; the integrity of our most important forests, including their benefits to human well-being, is enhanced and maintained; freshwater ecosystems and flow regimes provide water for people and nature; a global shift toward a low carbon and climate resilient future is achieved; and that sustainable food systems conserve nature and maintain food security.

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WE ARE THE FIRST GENERATION THAT HAS A CLEAR PICTURE OF THE VALUE OF NATURE AND THE ENORMOUS IMPACT WE HAVE ON IT.WE MAY ALSO BE THE LAST THAT CAN ACT TO REVERSE THIS TREND.