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The TEMATEA Project on Issue-Based Modules supports a better and more coherent national implementation of biodiversity-related conventions following a two-track approach:
The Issue-Based Modules are web-based tools that provide a logical, issue-based framework of commitments and obligations from regional and global biodiversity-related agreements.
The use of the Issue-Based Modules is further supported at the country level to promote national cooperation and communication across sectors and conventions.
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TEMATEA is designed for everyone involved in the implementation of biodiversity related commitments, be it at the level of central or local government, an NGO or the private sector.
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By structuring provisions of different instruments on specific key topics, the Issue-Based Modules facilitate coherent and coordinated action at the national level. They also reinforce cross-sectoral understanding and cooperation, emphasizing the relevance of biodiversity to other sectors.
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