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More Data Required to Monitor Natural Capital
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Speakers gave a broad overview of science, policy and business practice on natural capital monitoring and data use at a Natural Capital Initiative meeting in London.

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United Kingdom
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More Data Required to Monitor Natural Capital
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biodiversity
Natural Capital Committee
Office for National Statistics
private sector
United Kingdom

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WAVES is now part of the broader World Bank umbrella initiative, the Global Program for Sustainability (GPS).

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Assessment of the Impact of 2022/23 - Government Investments on Natural Capital in Uganda Using a Rapid Environment Economic Assessment Model

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Natural Capital Accounts for Water, 2017 - 2020 Preliminary Results and Additional Steps

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Natural Capital Accounts for Land, 2018 - 2021

Technical Report , December 2022

Ghana - Green Growth PASA : Heat Stress in Human Labor and Poverty

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Synthesis Report: Natural Capital Accounts and Policy in Indonesia

Technical Report , July 2019
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