The speaker highlighted the successes of Cali, particularly regarding DSI, the multilateral mechanism, and the Cali Fund. He emphasized two key messages from the decision: (1) payment is required for using biodiversity or its information for commercial purposes, and ;(2) science and research are exempt from payment but contribute in other ways. Acknowledgments were given to various contributors, including the Co-Chairs, the CBD Secretariat, stakeholders, and organizations including the London School of Economics (LSE) for its foundational work on the “LSC model”. The speaker noted that much intersessional work remains and compared the task ahead to unpacking and organizing elements of the Cali decision. Agenda: • Input: Building the Cali Fund multilateral mechanism for DSI benefit-sharing • Panel discussion 1: Party representatives • Panel discussion 2: Stakeholder representatives • Questions from the chat to panellists • Wrap up & Goodbye