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… 1 The Asia Regional Biodiversity Conservation Programme … 1 1. Introduction The Asia Regional Biodiversity Conservation Programme This report has been produced as part of the Asia Regional Biodiversity Conservation Programme (ARBCP). The goal of …

… The principal framework for expressing the ‘usefulness’ of biodiversity is through the concept of ecosystem services. … the formation of soils and the processes of plant growth. Biodiversity is not regarded as an ecosystem service itself, … in which science is still developing. Learn More Global Biodiversity Outlook 2 n www.cbd.int/gbo2 Global Biodiversity …

… resource use. Donor contributions were assumed to reflect biodiversity conservation values. Inputs and other production … natural ecosystems containing unique and endemic biodiversity. It is also heavily utilised for hydropower. To … This is due to the fact that much of Denmark's unique biodiversity is dependent on functioning wetlands and …

… levels. In the Seychelles, for example, coastal and marine biodiversity contribute up to a quarter of all employment … CJ (1993) The value of a mangrove area in Sarawak. Biodiversity and Conservation 2:359–375 Bennett EL and … CJ (1993) The value of a mangrove area in Sarawak. Biodiversity and Conservation 2:359–375 Christensen B (1982) …

… institutions and society, and to drive better outcomes for biodiversity, the environment, and human well- being; NOTING … drivers and feedback loops affecting natural capital and biodiversity; RECOGNISING the need to consider ecological, …

… RECOGNISING the growth of the state of knowledge on biodiversity and ecosystem services, for example through the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES), and the …