National Biodiversity Strategy and Action plans (NBSAPs)

8 entries

G04009.pdf

Workshop Report: Mainstreaming Biodiversity into Development Policy and Planning

01 February 2016

G04010.pdf

Harare Statement on using NBSAPs as a tool for mainstreaming biodiversity into national and sectoral development policies

01 February 2016

G04111.pdf

Accra statement on mainstreaming biodiversity in practice

01 December 2016

Agama Lizard, Uganda. Seven of Africa's biogeographic regions converge in Uganda, making it a country with a high level of biodiversity (Photo: Michael Sale, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Getting to know you: stronger relationships contribute to better biodiversity mainstreaming

21 March 2016

Site discussions to integrate biodiversity into mine planning and operations (Photo: SANBI)

Mining for common ground: putting biodiversity on South African mining companies' agendas

21 March 2016

Women opening the fruit of the marula tree to extract the kernel for making marula oil (Photo: CIFOR, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Encouraging collaboration: drafting a new law to stop biopiracy in Namibia

21 March 2016

A hippo emerges from the Zambezi near the Mana Pools Wildlife Conservation Area in northern Zimbabwe (Photo: Terry Feuerborn, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Biodiversity stories: building understanding in the media leads to richer reporting

21 March 2016

Lilongwe's residents call it the "Garden City" because of its many green spaces (Photo: Gome Jenda )

Seeds of change: Lilongwe City Council recognises the value of urban nature

21 March 2016

G04009.pdf

Workshop Report: Mainstreaming Biodiversity into Development Policy and Planning

Publication, 01 February 2016

G04010.pdf

Harare Statement on using NBSAPs as a tool for mainstreaming biodiversity into national and sectoral development policies

Publication, 01 February 2016

G04111.pdf

Accra statement on mainstreaming biodiversity in practice

Publication, 01 December 2016

Agama Lizard, Uganda. Seven of Africa's biogeographic regions converge in Uganda, making it a country with a high level of biodiversity (Photo: Michael Sale, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Getting to know you: stronger relationships contribute to better biodiversity mainstreaming

Article, 21 March 2016

Site discussions to integrate biodiversity into mine planning and operations (Photo: SANBI)

Mining for common ground: putting biodiversity on South African mining companies' agendas

Article, 21 March 2016

Women opening the fruit of the marula tree to extract the kernel for making marula oil (Photo: CIFOR, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Encouraging collaboration: drafting a new law to stop biopiracy in Namibia

Article, 21 March 2016

A hippo emerges from the Zambezi near the Mana Pools Wildlife Conservation Area in northern Zimbabwe (Photo: Terry Feuerborn, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Biodiversity stories: building understanding in the media leads to richer reporting

Article, 21 March 2016

Lilongwe's residents call it the "Garden City" because of its many green spaces (Photo: Gome Jenda )

Seeds of change: Lilongwe City Council recognises the value of urban nature

Article, 21 March 2016

The theme of the 2015 International Day for Biological Diversity is 'biodiversity for sustainable development' (Image: Convention on Biological Diversity)

Guidelines shared for mainstreaming biodiversity and development

News, 22 May 2015

The data for Chinchiná river basin water accounts will be collected in 2015. Making Colombian decision makers interested in using the data requires focused, relevant communication that responds to their priorities (Photo: Rosalind Goodrich/IIED)

Reminder to self: information supply needs to be driven by demand

Insight, 23 February 2015