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Country Brief: Uganda
WAVES is helping to add value to Uganda’s national development planning process by focusing on two key economically important natural resource sectors: Forest, land and wetlands.
Rwanda Water Accounting Report 2012-2015
This is the first water accounts report for Rwanda and covers the period from 2012 to 2015.
Botswana Energy Accounting Report 2015/16
This is the second energy accounts report for Botswana and covers the period from April 2015 to March 2016.
Fair fishing: supporting inclusive fiscal reform in fisheries
This toolkit focuses on fiscal fisheries management instruments, which governments use to influence economic decisions on government spending and raise revenue through taxation.
No hidden catch - Mainstreaming values of small-scale fisheries in national accounts
Guidelines to assist national statistics officers and others improve the way they account for small-scale fisheries (SSF).
WAVES Annual Report 2018
A report on the annual progress of the WAVES Global Partnership
Combining Forces: Priority Areas for Collaboration
This document sets out five recommended priority areas for further work on Combining forces.
Critical Assessment of Biodiversity Accounting Approaches for Businesses
Assessment of biodiversity accounting approaches for businesses and financial institutions
How the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting can improve environmental information systems and data quality for decision making
Using examples from high and low-income countries, this paper describe how the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA) can improve information systems and data quality for decision making and distil lessons for the development of the European Shared Environmental Information System.
Australian Environmental-Economic Accounts, 2018
This publication presents data produced in accordance with the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting, an international statistical standard that is consistent with the System of National Accounts and which governs the reporting of integrated socio-economic and environmental information. This system strengthens the basis of decision-making needed to reflect the scientific, economic and social dimensions of many important issues facing the Australian community.