United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

13 entries

The Retiro district of Buenos Aires features affluent shopping and business areas close to a large shanty town where many homes don't have running water (Photo: Mark Edwards/IIED)

Urbanisation and the environment

Ended in 2013

Ladeh Panjang Wetlands. Photo: Luke Mackin

Building evidence on how biodiversity affects poverty

2013 - 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

A giraffe takes stock at Kenya's Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where Social Assessment of Protective Area fieldwork starts next week (Photo: www.kicheche.com via Creative Commons http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)

Time for a new look at social impacts of protected areas

Phil Franks
11 March 2014

A traditional farmer selects seeds in the Eastern Himalayas, India. (Photo: Ruchi Pant/Ecoserve)

Making the business case for biodiversity — in an instant

Rosalind Goodrich
10 March 2014

Seeds carefully picked from a pile of rotting and old beans in Mali.

Food waste: can grassroots initiatives stop us throwing good food in the bin?

Khanh Tran-Thanh
04 June 2013

Hippos bask in the sun in Botswana.

Botswana: Biodiversity and dragons come together

Dilys Roe
22 May 2013

Pastoralists pull water from a well near Denan in the Somali Region of Ethiopia for their camels. (Photo: Andrew Heavens, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Pastoralism and policy training: addressing misconceptions and informing dialogue

1998 to December 2022

The Retiro district of Buenos Aires features affluent shopping and business areas close to a large shanty town where many homes don't have running water (Photo: Mark Edwards/IIED)

Urbanisation and the environment

Archived Project

Ladeh Panjang Wetlands. Photo: Luke Mackin

Building evidence on how biodiversity affects poverty

Archived Project

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

A giraffe takes stock at Kenya's Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where Social Assessment of Protective Area fieldwork starts next week (Photo: www.kicheche.com via Creative Commons http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)

Time for a new look at social impacts of protected areas

Blog, 11 March 2014

A traditional farmer selects seeds in the Eastern Himalayas, India. (Photo: Ruchi Pant/Ecoserve)

Making the business case for biodiversity — in an instant

Blog, 10 March 2014

Seeds carefully picked from a pile of rotting and old beans in Mali.

Food waste: can grassroots initiatives stop us throwing good food in the bin?

Blog, 04 June 2013

Hippos bask in the sun in Botswana.

Botswana: Biodiversity and dragons come together

Blog, 22 May 2013

Pastoralists pull water from a well near Denan in the Somali Region of Ethiopia for their camels. (Photo: Andrew Heavens, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Pastoralism and policy training: addressing misconceptions and informing dialogue

Active Project

Mainstreaming biodiversity, poverty reduction and development

Article, 09 October 2012

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Earth Summit 2012: Crucial opportunity that needs broader buy-in

Blog, 20 December 2011