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The economics of ecosystems and biodiversity (TEEB)
The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB) study is a major international initiative to draw attention to the global economic benefits of biodiversity, to highlight the growing costs of biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation, and to draw together expertise from the fields of science, economics and policy to enable practical actions moving forward.
Equitable sharing of benefits in Sukhomajri, India
Oct 04, 2010Kanlaon Spring Water Plant, Philippines
Oct 04, 2010value of wolves beyond a protected area, USA
Oct 04, 2010Payments for fresh water conservation, China
Oct 04, 2010Recreational value of coral reefs, Hawaii
Oct 04, 2010Water fund for catchment management, Ecuador
Oct 04, 2010Wetlands reduce damages to infrastructure, Lao PDR
Oct 04, 2010Economic incentives for green initiatives, Japan
Oct 08, 2010Tourism more valuable than fisheries, Maldives
Oct 07, 2010Forest environmental tax, Japan
Oct 08, 2010Reintroducing the Japanese Crested Ibis, Japan
Oct 08, 2010Certificate for Environmental Service, Costa Rica
Oct 12, 2010Palm-Oil-Certification-Indonesia
Oct 12, 2010Management of urban water sources, Japan
Oct 12, 2010Payments for ground water recharge, Japan
Oct 12, 2010Regional-labelling-in-biosphere-reserve-Germany
Oct 12, 2010Procuencas Project, Costa Rica
Oct 12, 2010Community forestry for public health, Nepal
Dec 10, 2010Economic value of Toronto’s Greenbelt, Canada
Dec 10, 2010Fair Trade Certification for coffee, Canada
Dec 10, 2010Flooding rice paddies for migrating birds, Japan
Dec 10, 2010River restoration to avoid flood damage, USA
Dec 10, 2010Tourism value of San Rock Art, South Africa
Dec 10, 2010Agroecological Zoning, Brazil
Dec 13, 2010Certification for forest coffee, Ethiopia
Dec 13, 2010Cidanau Watershed PES scheme, Indonesia
Dec 13, 2010Conserving forests through grants, Brazil.pdf
Dec 13, 2010Enabling the legal framework for PES, Costa Rica
Dec 13, 2010Singapore City Biodiversity Index, Singapore
Dec 13, 2010The economic value of the world's wetlands
Dec 13, 2010The Kennecott Inland Sea Shorebird Reserve, Utah
Dec 13, 2010Working for Water Programme in South Africa
Dec 13, 2010Bhoj Wetland watershed services, India
Dec 20, 2010Insurance scheme to protect Snow Leopards, India
Dec 20, 2010Salinity Credits Trading Scheme, Australia
Jun 07, 2011Managed realignment for coastal protection, UK
Jun 07, 2011Analysing ecosystem services and environmental pressures is helping to optimise the location of a protected area network in Choiseul, Solomon Islands.
Ecosystem Services and Cost-Benefit Analysis: the case of BR-319 Road in Brazilian Amazon, Brazil
Feb 14, 2012Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) of infrastructure projects like road construction can be strongly influenced if the value of ecosystem services is taken into account. CBA can provide guidance for decision makers and the general public on the costs and efficiency of choices related to the implementation of such projects.
