Kenya has today launched the Systemic Learning and Mainstreaming of Biodiversity Targets for Innovative Transformation and Behavioral Change (SYMBIOTIC) project to support biodiversity planning, financing, private-sector investment, and restoration. The country will be seeking to mobilize more resources and strengthen capacity to implement its biodiversity commitments, with the government, warning that inadequate financing and weak…
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