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Only one of the 23 global biodiversity targets is being met

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Briefings

At COP17 in Armenia, the Zero coalition demanded the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework translate into real acceleration, criticizing Portugal's restoration plan for insufficient progress.

Key points

• The Zero coalition called for the Kunming-Montreal Framework to be translated into 'real acceleration' at COP17 in Armenia.
• Criticism was directed at Portugal's restoration plan, which the coalition deemed insufficient.

Context

This briefing summarizes the opening statement by the Zero coalition at COP17 in Armenia, highlighting demands for real acceleration in biodiversity targets and specific criticism of Portugal's restoration efforts.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence from the COP17 opening in Armenia. No specific dates for the restoration plan's failure, quantitative data on biodiversity targets, or names of other nations are provided.

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