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Land Physical Asset Accounts for Uganda Brief
This is a policy brief of the Land Physical Accounts for Uganda developed to contribute to the goal of the National Land Policy (2013).
Uganda Adjusted Macroeconomic Indicators Brief
This brief on Uganda reflects recent developments and global trends in broadening the measurement framework for economic activity. As part of this, two important sets of new economic indicators have been developed.
Natural Capital and NDP III 2021-2025
This brief demonstrates importance of different accounts for development planning, based on experiences from Uganda and other countries. Natural Capital Accounting can contribute directly to three of the five objectives of third National Development Plan for Uganda (NDP III).
State of Natural Capital Annual Report 2020
This report sets out the work done by the Natural Capital committee since March 2019.
Uganda Adjusted Macroeconomic Indicators and Measures of Comprehensive Wealth
This is the first report of adjusted macroeconomic indicators and countries wealth measure for Uganda.
Uganda Woodfuels Overview
This paper provides data on the scale, value and employment contribution of woodfuels to the economy of Uganda
Natural capital accounts for the Dutch North Sea 2019
This report shows for the Dutch North Sea area the physical natural capital accounts according to the SEEA EEA framework.
Indonesian Environmental and Economic Balance Integrated System 2014-2018
This Sisnerling report provides an overview of the impact of development on the availability and role of natural resources in economic activities in Indonesia.
Uganda Water Accounts Report 2015-2018
This is the water accounts report for Uganda and covers the period from 2015 to 2018.
Pervasive human-driven decline of life on Earth points to the need for transformative change
This article distills the major findings of the recent Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Global Assessment report and augments them with more recent evidence.