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This report provides alternative scenarios for Indonesia to transform its economic growth model...
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Natural Capital Accounting for Better Policy Decisions report
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This is the first water accounts report for Rwanda and covers the period from 2012 to 2015.
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Avances y desafíos de las cuentas económico-ambientales en América Latina y el Caribe
Se espera que este reporte sea un documento de referencia y apoyo para robustecer los programas y proyectos de cuentas ambientales en los países de la región. Este estudio está dirigido principalmente a funcionarios y autoridades de gobierno encargados de la gestión de estadísticas sobre el ambiente y a las políticas de sostenibilidad; y a organismos regionales internacionales interesados en apoyar su implementación.
Technical Recommendations in support of the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting 2012– Experimental Ecosystem Accounting
These Technical Recommendations provide a range of content to support testing and research on ecosystem accounting.
Closing Regional Workshop on SEEA in Jakarta, Indonesia
The Closing Regional Workshop for the United Nations Development Account Project is organized by the United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) in collaboration with Statistics Indonesia and the World Bank. Documents from the workshop are available on the website.
Exploring the possible setup and uses of natural capital accounts for the Dutch North Sea area
A pilot study on the feasibility of natural capital accounts for the Dutch continental shelf.
The Wealth of Nature: Increasing National Wealth and Reducing Risk by Measuring and Managing Natural Capital
This report considers the linkages between natural capital and human prosperity
Putting a Value on the Ecosystem Services Provided by Forests in the Eastern United States: Case Studies on Natural Capital and Conservation
Analysis of the natural capital value of the protected forests was undertaken using a combination of a 'standard' assessment of the externality value of the property ecosystems, and, to a lesser extent, the defensive expenditures approach. A relatively broad range of natural capital values were calculated, reflecting the diversity of forest types, densities and geographic features.