National biodiversity strategies are a pathway to prosperity

The adoption of the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) at COP15 was a historic achievement, setting ambitious targets for protecting nature and promoting sustainable practices – comparable to the ambitions laid out at the Paris conference on climate change in 2015. Rather, it is an opportunity to harness the economic potential of Africa's natural resources in a sustainable way. [...]businesses that rely on natural resources such as agriculture and tourism stand to benefit immensely from healthier ecosystems.