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Cover for G00051.pdf
Climate Change And Development Consultation On Key Researchable Issues Sectoral Issues Section 2.6. Ecosystems
Publication, 01 January 1970
Cover for G00437.pdf
107 7 Mainstreaming Biodiversity into Business
… Document begins: 107 7 Mainstreaming Biodiversity into Business Annelisa Grigg1, Fauna and Flora International Responsibility for the preservation of biodiversity extends far beyond Governments. Every individual, local … is defined as the variability within and between species and of ecosystems. Private sector interest in biodiversity goes beyond the …
Publication, 01 January 1970
Sweden’s deputy prime minister calls for fair and environmentally sustainable blue economy at IIED London meeting
… including subsidies and governance related to marine and coastal ecosystems and the true economic value of small-scale fisheries – an … sustainable blue economy is critical for livelihoods, food security, biodiversity and carbon sequestration among other things, and plays a … and climate change is adding to the damage being done to precious ecosystems. It is vital that any policies and investments, from fishing …
News, 25 February 2019
People stand around several women on a busy street who are selling fish in buckets on the floor in front of them.
Preventing future pandemics means taking a considered approach to wildlife trade and 'wet markets'
… Biodiversity …
Insight, 01 July 2022
A group of people working at a table
Learning together boosts confidence and better communications
… London. “My work at UNEP-WCMC focuses on mainstreaming environment or biodiversity and development objectives into decision making and … people in finance and economic ministries who don’t have a grasp of biodiversity issues.” 'Entry points create a fertile space to influence … It’s part of a MSc in Managing the Science-Policy Interface on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services for Sustainable Development in West …
Insight, 22 November 2019
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Ecosystem Conservation - A neglected tool for poverty reduction
… Biodiversity …
Publication, 01 January 2002
A boat floating on the water, seaweed is seen underneath.
Negotiators return to the high seas
… community that ABMTs are crucial for conserving and restoring marine biodiversity by preventing overexploitation and limiting negative human impacts on marine ecosystems. Area-based management of the high seas needs better … seas, therefore, has a significant influence on the health of coastal ecosystems, with impacts on services including coastal fish stocks, …
Insight, 07 March 2022
Sustainable tourism in the Srepok Wilderness Area, Cambodia
… into the Eastern Plains Landscape (EPL) of protected areas and biodiversity corridors. This was as part of an ecosystem approach that … ecotourism projects inside protected areas and in other high biodiversity value areas across the EPL. The long-term aim was to … to benefit from sustainable management of globally significant biodiversity. The first step in this process was the opening of a new …
Project, 21 June 2011
Australia's Border Ranges National Park: more than three-quarters of the park is managed as wilderness and access is by foot only. The World Parks Congress will look at how to protect and manage areas such as these (Photo: Michael Dawes)
IIED at the World Parks Congress 2014
… and development in the context of PAs, including: How the biodiversity and ecosystem services of PAs, and efforts to conserve … land tenure, and use land culture to achieve simultaneous goals of biodiversity conservation and endogenous development. Following the … Nature-culture linkages: Stewardship of biocultural landscapes for biodiversity and people Workshop Date: Friday 14 November Key speakers: …
Event, 12 November 2014
A family fishes in Chandpur, Bangladesh
New rules for high seas must include poorest countries’ needs
… communities. A treaty for all One of the biggest threats to marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction is overfishing. … Biodiversity …
Insight, 05 September 2018