Developing countries are failing to cash in on global biodiversity finance opportunities: Nepal’s case

As soon as the opening session of the fourth meeting of the Open-Ended Working Group on the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework under the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity ended in Nairobi of Kenya this Tuesday, the delegates came out of the hall and began greeting and meeting each other informally. Most of them shared their excitement about the promises that the framework, expected to be adopted later this year, has held.

But, the two-member Nepali delegation went beside the hall in search of peace. Sitting on the open grassland, they talked about their experiences in Nairobi and a popular TV anchor opening a political party in Kathmandu. But, Onlinekhabar wanted to talk with them about opportunities Nepal has from this meeting.