After five years of action in the Buna River Velipoje Protected Landscape, the partners of the Living Buna project have shared successful solutions for improved protected area conservation. These solutions include actions undertaken by all sectors in the Buna community.
This workshop aimed to present the results gathered from the application of the Self-Assessment and Planning tool, for the governance of Mediterranean coastal wetlands, showing the methodology used and the importance of its implementation for the achievement of conservation and sustainable management results for coastal areas.
During the webinar, you will learn more about the ambition, process, and improvements needed for the European Nature Restoration Law, why it is important for Mediterranean countries, and how we can work together.
This third webinar will summarise the first two webinars with a wrap-up of the methodology for socioeconomic and environmental assessment of Nature-based Solutions (NbS). It will also present the research results about NbS economic opportunities to favour policy decision-makers and business engagement. To support the statements, concrete feedback from the partners of the MAVA Foundation, will embody the presented methodology. Finally, there will an official launch of a common framework on the economics of NbS: “The guidelines on the Economics of NbS”.
“Ecological wetland restoration” for wetland managers and practitioners Photo by JD Designs, Unsplash About This online training was organised, from 20 to 22 June, 2022, by Tour du Valat, with the support of MedWet, in the fra ...
The Wetland Index (WI) is a tool that aims at monitoring the health of wetlands using a simple, cost-efficient, and replicable method. The assessment, based on the IBA monitoring framework, can be undertaken each year even with limited resources. The scoring approach enables the situation to be easily compared over the years: what the threats are, what the state of the site is, in terms of habitat or species population changes, what are the conservation actions taken at the site, and how each of these factors evolves over time.
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This webinar summarised the first two webinars and offered the means for policy decision-makers and businesses to communicate about the results of the cost-benefit analysis led on Nature-based Solutions (NbS). Concrete feedback from the MAVA partners embodied the presented methodology, and a future document detailing the methodological guidelines on the Economics of NbS intended for the attendees was promoted.
This webinar is the 5th of the series of online webinars that aim to stimulate knowledge sharing and managers’ participation while addressing various topics and challenges related to wetland conservation and management in the Mediterranean region.
This webinar is the 5th of the series of online webinars that aim to stimulate knowledge sharing and managers’ participation while addressing various topics and challenges related to wetland conservation and management in the Mediterranean region.
This third webinar will summarise the first two webinars with a wrap-up of the methodology for socioeconomic and environmental assessment of Nature-based Solutions (NbS). It will also present the research results about NbS economic opportunities to favour policy decision-makers and business engagement. To support the statements, concrete feedback from the partners of the MAVA Foundation, will embody the presented methodology. Finally, there will an official launch of a common framework on the economics of NbS: “The guidelines on the Economics of NbS”.
