Finland launches ambitious €50 million priodiversity LIFE project to combat biodiversity loss

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In a groundbreaking initiative, Finland is set to embark on its most extensive biodiversity project, Priodiversity LIFE, funded by a remarkable €50 million, with €30 million contributed by the EU LIFE programme. Spanning eight years, this collaborative effort aims to combat the pressing issue of biodiversity loss through innovative approaches, widespread collaboration, and the exploration of new funding methods.

The project, set to commence early next year, unites a diverse range of stakeholders, emphasizing the necessity of seamless cooperation in the fight against biodiversity loss. Minister of Climate and the Environment Kai Mykkänen stressed the importance of involving both public and private funding

Source: www.helsinkitimes.fi