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Ssymank Highlights - Zusammenfassung 5. Highlights Considering the functional importance of pollinators in ecosystems worldwide, the pollinator decline due to climate change and other causes with the risk of a major reduction in pollination capacity, the FAO 2008 first Rapid Assessment of Pollinators’ Status Report (http://www.cbd.int/doc/meetings/sbstta/sbstta-13/other/sbstta-13-fao-pollinators-en.pdf) the functional and economic importance of pollinators in all ecosystems worldwide, the presentations and discussion reiterated and stressed the following: 1. a reinforcement of studies on pollination ecology • Reinforcement of fundamental taxonomic research, in order to reduce the large number of pollinators that remain undescribed or virtually unknown, even in the most "well-studied" regions: • The recognition of Hymenoptera and Diptera as the most important pollinator groups and flower visiting insects among a number of other pollinator groups; • Build determination tools/ keys for all key pollinator groups • Reinforcement of studies on pollination ecology (both in fundamental & applied research) • Enhancement and completion of information on pollinator species, their ecology and functional interactions as a necessary basis for assessing pollination services and to maintain biodiversity • to systematically expand applied pollinator research to all crops (including regional crops) 2. greater capacity-building • Greater capacity-building in institutions and higher levels of human resource development and training; • Maintenance and reinforcement of the activities of the existing pollinator initiatives, based on a review of the ongoing projects around the world; • Expansion of the activities of pollination initiatives to cover all major ecosystems & all major pollinator groups; • Creating a Non-Bee Pollinator Initiative/ Action Group and to put more emphasis on so far neglected groups like the Diptera. 3. improved awareness and networking on pollinator issues; • The global economic importance of pollinators to sustainable crop production (food, biofuels, animal-feed-stuffs); • Awareness of pollination services to the maintenance of the diversity of medical plants and to plant diversity as a whole; • Improved communication, education and public awareness and networking on pollinator issues • Greater financial support and more political awareness for taxonomic initiatives relating to pollinator biodiversity, in cooperation with the Global Taxonomy Initiative (GTI) • systematic assessment of the value of pollination services for all major pollinator groups 111
Ssymank Highlights - Zusammenfassung 4. establishment of monitoring systems and sustainable management of pollinators • Establishment of a system for monitoring and assessing pollinator declines and their causes • Systematic monitoring for pollinators and pollinator shifts resulting from climate change • Taking into account all major pollinator groups in landscape assessments, impact assessment and management planning in nature conservation; • Further develop integrated functional systems in order to maintain or promote pollinations services for sustainable crop production; • Assess and monitor risks for pollinators and pollination services of landscape change due to biofuel production and GMO’s in modern agriculture While political decisions and declarations exist within the frame of the CBD and the 2010 targets, research, capacity building, awareness, monitoring and management of pollinators as functional key organisms for ecosystem services and maintaining biodiversity will need more attention and action worldwide. Acknowlegdement Many thanks to Linda Collette for providing valuable comments and corrections to the summary. 112
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