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Technical Report
The National Statistical Office, India has released its third publication on environment accounts...
Technical Report
A World Bank Group paper on private finance for biodiversity and ecosystem services.
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Human capital, tangible wealth, and the intangible capital residual, Volume 1 (Policy Research Working Paper)
The System of National Accounts wealth accounts are incomplete, with the most obvious omission being human capital. This Policy Research Working Paper examines the residual intangible wealth that is arguably the “stock equivalent” of total factor productivity—the value of assets such as institutional
quality and social capital that augment the capacity of produced, natural and human capital to support a stream of consumption into the future.
Priority Policy Linkages and Workplan: An update of progress
This is a progress update on WAVES's efforts to establish a range of tools to start redressing Madagascar's lack of analyses for the integration of natural capital economic values in the policy framework.
Waste Account, Australia, Experimental Estimates, 2013
This publication is the first Australian waste account produced using an environmental economic accounting framework.
WAVES Madagascar: Phase 2 Scoping Study and Workplan
This Scoping Study identifies the priority issues for inclusion in the second phase of WAVES-Madagascar, and a review of the capacity building needs of Government and non-Governmental agencies.
Information Paper: Towards the Australian Environmental-Economic Accounts
This publication from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) examines a number of complex issues facing policy makers in Australia, such as climate change and natural resource management, and illustrates how environmental accounts can be used to further improve the decision-making process.
Departamento Administrativo Nacional de Estadística (DANE) de Colombia: Cuenta Satélite Ambiental
La Cuenta Satélite Ambiental (CSA) tiene como objetivo general medir en unidades físicas y monetarias, de forma sistémica y para cada período contable, la variación de los stocks de los activos ambientales, las interacciones entre el ambiente y la economía, dentro de la economía y de la economía al ambiente.