THE RAMSAR CONVENTION AND THE PROTECTION OF WETLANDS

The Convention on Wetlands is the framework for international cooperation and national action for the conservation and wise use of wetlands (Ramsar Convention). Wetlands are a collective asset to be protected, hosting more than half of the world's biodiversity and playing a crucial role in the regeneration of water resources and the preservation of biodiversity. Sustainable development by 2030 depends on collective action, by all and for all.The use of the Ramsar Convention as an essential tool for the implementation of the SDGs, through the integration of the four objectives of the Ramsar strategic plan into the actions of all countries by 2030, is therefore almost essential.