Ecosystem Services for Poverty Alleviation (ESPA)

4 entries

A local farmer uses manual callipers to measure a tree. Measuring trees in person can be cheaper and just as accurate (Photo: Geoff Wells)

The Paris Agreement, SDGs and simple local monitoring

Geoff Wells
07 January 2016

Testing the water in Kenya's Tana River watershed. The river's ecosystem is being affected by a range of factors. Public and private organisations are exploring ways to improve ecosystem management (Photo: Georgina Smith/CIAT, Creative Commons via Flickr)

'Sustainable development science' for transforming our world

Steve Bass
09 October 2015

Some ecological settings, such as drylands, which are home to a high proportion of the world’s poor, are poorly studied and have become the neglected 'ugly duckling' of biodiversity research (Photo: Marie Monimart)

What we know about how biodiversity and poverty are linked: The good, the bad and the ugly

Dilys Roe
31 March 2014

Making sure the poor benefit from ecosystem services

Kate Munro
08 February 2012

A local farmer uses manual callipers to measure a tree. Measuring trees in person can be cheaper and just as accurate (Photo: Geoff Wells)

The Paris Agreement, SDGs and simple local monitoring

Blog, 07 January 2016

Testing the water in Kenya's Tana River watershed. The river's ecosystem is being affected by a range of factors. Public and private organisations are exploring ways to improve ecosystem management (Photo: Georgina Smith/CIAT, Creative Commons via Flickr)

'Sustainable development science' for transforming our world

Blog, 09 October 2015

Some ecological settings, such as drylands, which are home to a high proportion of the world’s poor, are poorly studied and have become the neglected 'ugly duckling' of biodiversity research (Photo: Marie Monimart)

What we know about how biodiversity and poverty are linked: The good, the bad and the ugly

Blog, 31 March 2014

Making sure the poor benefit from ecosystem services

Blog, 08 February 2012