Bio-Bridge Initiative
technical and scientific cooperation (TSC) approaches. To be eligible, project ... and the ecosystem approach, on interlinkages between biodiversity and health (including human, wildlife, crop, livestock, and ecosystem health) to address the common drivers of ... • A risk management strategy with clear mitigation measures described
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