'India Needed $16.5 Billion For Biodiversity Conservation between 2017-2022. All we had was $10 Billion'

While countries want the Post 2020 Global Biodiversity Framework to be as ambitious as possible, not many are willing to provide funds for conservation, says V.B. Mathur, India’s official delegate to the fourth Nairobi negotiating session of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity

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