The event brought together 60 participants from Indonesia, Australia, Botswana, and the Philippines to share experiences on implementing natural capital accounting.
Features and Blogs
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A methodology for estimating the economic value of water, with a case study in Turkey
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A new paper defines four key concepts for ecosystem accounting, illustrated with real-world examples.
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Indonesia is making signficiant progress on natural capital accounting, including learning from others' experiences on integrating accounts into policymaking.
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WAVES entered its 2nd phase with UK’s Department for International Development (DFID) becoming the first donor to contribute to the WAVES+ Multi Donor Trust Fund.
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Natural Capital Accounting efforts aim to inform the sustainable management of Laguna de Bay and Southern Palawan, two rich ecosystems in the Philippines.
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WAVES spoke with Steven King at UNEP about his latest work on species accounting and improving our understanding of links between species, the environment and the economy,
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Frank Hawkins of IUCN spoke with the WAVES team about natural capital as a theme at the World Conservation Congress, the largest gathering of environmentalists.
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The ESAforD program, led by the Swedish EPA and collaborating with WAVES, is looking at natural water purification, pollination, and urban green open spaces.
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Integrated framework is tested in Guatemala showing the critical relationship between the environment and the economy for more robust policy analysis.