Natural capital

8 entries

Head and shoulders photo of four people in a videocall

Natural Capital forum: better data for better decisions

November - December 2022

21251IIED.pdf

Jordan climate and nature financing analysis

08 February 2023

21251iied.pdf

Kenya climate and nature financing options analysis

08 February 2023

Man, wearing red and black and holding a stick, walks with cattle

Valuing a traditional lifestyle: how Maasai herders are being paid to protect nature and combat climate change

Jo Anderson
19 October 2022

Waterfalls surrounded by nature.

Towards a nature positive economic recovery post COVID-19

Event on 23 November 2021

Floating boards on a lake, hiding the fish farming cages underneath

Lessons for building a natural capital legacy

Rosalind Goodrich
16 August 2021

Boat on a lake and a waterfall in the background

Making natural capital accounting an institution in Uganda

Rosalind Goodrich
11 December 2020

A baby orangutan clings to its mother as she hangs from a branch

Making the market work for nature while helping to tackle poverty

Paul Steele
03 March 2020

Head and shoulders photo of four people in a videocall

Natural Capital forum: better data for better decisions

Archived Project

21251IIED.pdf

Jordan climate and nature financing analysis

Publication, 08 February 2023

21251iied.pdf

Kenya climate and nature financing options analysis

Publication, 08 February 2023

Man, wearing red and black and holding a stick, walks with cattle

Valuing a traditional lifestyle: how Maasai herders are being paid to protect nature and combat climate change

Blog, 19 October 2022

Waterfalls surrounded by nature.

Towards a nature positive economic recovery post COVID-19

Event on 23 November 2021

Floating boards on a lake, hiding the fish farming cages underneath

Lessons for building a natural capital legacy

Blog, 16 August 2021

Boat on a lake and a waterfall in the background

Making natural capital accounting an institution in Uganda

Blog, 11 December 2020

A baby orangutan clings to its mother as she hangs from a branch

Making the market work for nature while helping to tackle poverty

Blog, 03 March 2020

Populations of bees, butterflies and other pollinators are declining, posing potential risks to important world food crops (Photo: Brian McGill)

The economics of mass extinction

Blog, 29 May 2018

Garment workers in Bangladesh - increasing automation threatens low-cost manufacturing jobs in developing countries (Photo: NYU Stern BHR, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Automation, the changing world of work, and sustainable development

Blog, 17 August 2017