English version © ProEcuador / Cacao Ecuatoriano Quito (Ecuador) 5 – 8 Julio de 2016. TEEB ha organizado un taller técnico para discutir del progreso del proyecto TEEB Ecuador, cuyo objetivo es “integrar el papel de los servicios ecosistémicos y de la biodiversidad en…
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Versión en Español© ProEcuador / Cacao Ecuatoriano Quito (Ecuador) 5 – 8 July, 2016. TEEB convened a workshop to discuss progress on TEEB Ecuador, which aims to “Integrate the role of ecosystem services and biodiversity in the transformation of the productive matrix [1] and…
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Please share your thoughts and join the conversation on social media follow the hashtag: #truevalueARCTIC I have always been there for you I am the Arctic, I am about 6% of this planet’s surface. I am home to around four million…
Read moreDo you still value me? – From the Arctic, with love
I have always been there for you I am the Arctic, I am about 6% of this planet’s surface. I am home to around four million people. I have watched indigenous peoples grow up here for thousands of years. I…
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I am delighted that people are beginning to talk and write about our joint campaign with The Wildlife Trusts for a Nature and Wellbeing Act (read Mike McCarthy here and Geroge Monbiot here). Thousands of people have also written to…
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The 6th IUCN-WCPA World Parks Congress was held in Sydney, Australia from 12-19 November 2014. Its focus on “Parks, People, Planet: Inspiring solutions” drew over 6000 delegates from over 170 countries. Held every 10 years, the Congress has played…
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15-19 September, by Anna Heuberger Tackling Climate Change and economic growth can go hand in hand- It is time to act! A new report by the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate was released on the 16th of September…
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7-10 September, 2014, by Anna Heuberger Giving rights back to local communities to manage their commons This week’s lead story is based on a blog entry by the Oxford University Press titled “Biocultural community protocols and the future of conservation”.…
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1-5 September 2014 Successful farming for our future This week’s leading story is on agriculture and based on an article by Ken Cook titled “Raised to Farm”, published in the Huffington Post on the 28th of August. The title is…
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25 – 29 August 2014 An appeal to explore nature: It’s hard to be reckless with nature if you have spent time in a wild place This week’s lead story is based on an interview with scientist and explorer, Sylvia…
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TEEBAgriFood Interim Report
The Interim Report introduces the key questions, issues and arguments to be addressed by TEEBAgriFood.
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Read moreTowards TEEBAgriFood
TEEB is bringing together economists, business leaders, agriculturalists and experts in biodiversity and ecosystem services to systematically review the economic interdependencies between agriculture and natural ecosystems, and provide a comprehensive economic valuation of eco-agri-food systems. Alexander Müller, TEEB for Agriculture & Food…
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Read moreTEEB Challenges and Responses
TEEB ‘s progress, challenges and responses towards mainstreaming the economics of nature. [ENG] [ESP]
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Read moreTEEB for Agriculture & Food Concept Note
February 2014- The Concept Note presents the case for and proposed outline content of a TEEB for Agriculture & Food study.
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Read moreNatural Capital Accounting and Water Quality: Commitments, Benefits, Needs and Progress
December 2013 – The briefing note outlines existing guidance and examples on water quality accounting and identifies the ongoing challenges related to the development of natural capital accounting and water quality accounting. Inspired by the growing global focus on natural capital accounting, the note identifies the ongoing challenges related to the development of natural capital accounting and water quality accounting, in order to encourage debate and commitment towards effective water and biodiversity policy.
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