Welcome to #IPBES11 delegates and stakeholders: join ONet today

by Ariadne Ayres Mon, 12/09/2024 - 11:06
Closeup of two blue Hyacinth macaws (Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus) nesting in tree hollow Pantanal, Brazil.

Welcome!

We are delighted to have stakeholders, old and new ONet members, at Stakeholder Day and the IPBES11 Plenary session. Whatever country or part of the world you have joined us from, you are warmly invited to our network.

We encourage you to participate and embrace the spirit of collaboration among our stakeholders' community. Please join ONet online as described below, or meet us in person in the Brandberg room daily at 09:00 CAT.

(Are you looking for information on the Plenary session for stakeholders? >> see our IPBES-11 page)

 

Join ONet today

Joining ONet is easy and free of charge, at no financial cost.

>> Apply for individual membership

 

For organisational membership, please see our separate application form:

>> Apply for organisational membership

 

About ONet

The Open-ended Network of IPBES Stakeholders (ONet) is recognised and underpinned by the IPBES. ONet is a space for stakeholders to organise among the community, engage with IPBES, and support the platform's work: in service of biodiversity and nature's contributions to people.

We are a platform organised by stakeholders for stakeholders, with almost 700 registered members. We help our members confidently navigate IPBES, contribute their insights, and benefit from the platform.

  • We connect our members:
     
    • Newsletter: read by an estimated 250 people in June 2024.
       
    • Website: our home base for ONet.
       
    • Social Media: public engagement in collaboration with IPBES.
       
  • We organize events for our members, including for example:
     
    • ONet Caucus events: personal engagement for our members around the world.
       
    • Quarterly meetings with the IPBES Secretariat: directly meet the Secretariat and receive key information.
       
    • Stakeholder Day: our annual conference, featuring prominently at the location of the IPBES Plenary session.

>> More on how to get involved

>> Apply for individual membership

 

Thank you for joining us and contributing to this incredible experience. We look forward to meeting you.

 

Photo by Tristan Barrington on Adobe Stock: Closeup of two blue Hyacinth macaws (Anodorhynchus hyacinthinus) nesting in a tree hollow in Pantanal, Brazil.