Global Futures: Modelling the global economic impacts of environmental change to support policy-making
Mozambique Moving Forward With National Natural Capital Program
Drought and deforestation highlight the importance of factoring natural capital into long-term development decisions.
Can You Put A Price Tag On Nature? Actually, Yes
The Natural Capital Project, a partnership of Stanford University, University of Minnesota, The Nature Conservancy and the World Wildlife Fund brings together academics, software engineers and other professionals to integrate the value nature creates into policy decisions.
Viable Long-Term Economic Plan Needs a Natural Capital “Stress Test”
This blog says that every unit of human development over past decades has been matched by an equal measure of decline in our natural capital--and that we are exceeding the environmental limits of our one planet, living off the capital, rather than the interest.
Protecting People Through Nature: Natural World Heritage Sites as Drivers of Sustainable Development
Safeguarding Outstanding Natural Capital: The role of institutional investors in protecting natural World Heritage sites from extractive activity
Advancing Natural Capital in Finance
This video prepared by the Natural Capital Declaration outlines the importance of natural capital to the business and finance sectors and features several global experts on the issue: Marco Lambertini (WWF), Joshua Bishop (WWF, formerly IUCN), Ivo Mulder (UNEP), Andrew Mitchell (Global Canopy Programme), Giorgio Capurri (UniCredit), Namita Vikas (Yes Bank), and Ekaterina Grigoryeva (World Bank Group).
