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Economic Analysis: Environmental Economic Accounts Compendium

Economic Analysis: Environmental Economic Accounts Compendium

Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) summarises the key findings of the environmental economic accounts for energy, fisheries and minerals in this report. Indicators from the environmental economic accounts tables are derived in a consistent, comparable and coherent way.
Technical Report (98p) , 2016 , Author(s): Statistics South Afr , Type: Technical
Indonesia: Frequently Asked Questions

Indonesia: Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions about WAVES-supported work on Natural Capital Accounting in Indonesia.
Article (4p) , 2016 , application/pdf (150.63 KB) , Author(s): WAVES , Type: General
The water sector in Guatemala: a cup half-full or half-empty?

The water sector in Guatemala: a cup half-full or half-empty?

Water accounts in Guatemala revealed important national issues concerning quantities, users, and productivity.
Policy Brief (8p) , 2016 , application/pdf (3 MB) , Author(s): Ina Porras , Type: Policy
Natural capital accounting: providing information for poverty reduction

Natural capital accounting: providing information for poverty reduction

Poor people are dependent on natural capital for income. Not enough is known about the state of natural capital, how it is being used and its value. Natural capital accounting could be a system for collating this information and presenting it in a way that could inform poverty reduction strategies and national development.
Policy Brief (8p) , 2016 , application/pdf (270.76 KB) , Author(s): Steve Bass, Paul Ste , Type: Policy
Country Brief: Indonesia

Country Brief: Indonesia

How can Indonesia utilise its natural resources sustainably to achieve development goals when it faces increasingly severe natural disasters and a soaring population?
Country Brief (2p) , 2016 , application/pdf (1.05 MB) , Author(s): WAVES , Type: General
Stocks and flows of natural and human-derived capital in ecosystem services

Stocks and flows of natural and human-derived capital in ecosystem services

Using worked examples in a stocks and flows systems approach, we show that both natural capital (NC) and human-derived (produced, human, social, cultural, financial) capital (HDC) are necessary to create ecosystem services at many levels.
Article (12p) , 2016 , Author(s): L. Jones, L. , Type: Technical

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