Over the last century, our species has increasingly dominated the earth, expanding, developing, growing … but also polluting and depleting our non-renewable resources, creating irreversible losses in biodiversity.
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The Government of Uganda took a significant step in mainstreaming natural capital accounting by launching the national plan and the first set of land and water accounts.
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In June 2020, thousands of leaders and decision-makers from government, civil society, indigenous peoples, business, and academia will come together for the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Marseille, France.
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When people talk about biodiversity, it is often through the lens of conservation and the survival of animal and plant species. But the value drawn from a healthy biosphere is much more than that.
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The Forum was held in Kampala on 18 and 19 November 2019 and it brought together over 100 high-level participants.
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Which would you rather be: rich or wealthy? And what exactly is the difference?
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On Thursday November 21, 2019, representatives from 18 African countries met for the first ‘Africa Forum on Natural Capital Accounting’ in Kampala, Uganda.
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The 4th Forum on Natural Capital Accounting (NCA) for Better Policy brought together over 100 high-level participants working on NCA and sustainable landscape management on 18-19 November 2019 in Kampala, Uganda.
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Representatives from 18 African countries committed to create a new Community of Practice on Natural Capital Accounting (NCA) in Africa.
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Guatemala held an event at Rafael Landívar University to mark the conclusion of their work with WAVES.