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Publisher Marine and Coastal Biodiversity Management in the Pacific Island Countries (MACBIO)
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Global climate change alliance: Pacific small island states individual country evaluation report - Federated States of Micronesia

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Protchard, M

Sweeney, D

This is one of the nine individual country evaluation summary reports produced as part of the Global climate change alliance: Pacific small island states post project evaluation

National marine ecosystem service valuation - Kiribati summary report

The role that natural ecosystems, especially marine ecosystems, play in human well being is often overlooked or taken for granted. The benefits humans receive from ecosystems called ecosystem services, are often hidden because markets do not directly reveal their value - nature provides these benefits for free.

National marine ecosystem service valuation - Solomon Islands summary report

The role that natural ecosystems, especially marine ecosystems play in human well-being is often overlooked or taken for granted. The benefits human receive from ecosystems, called ecosystem services are often hidden because markets do not directly reveal their value - nature provides these benefits for free.

Best practices for mobilizing policy-relevant data : examples from sub-Saharan Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific

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The Biodiversity Information for Development (BID) programme is a European Union-funded programme led by GBIF, the Global Biodiversity Information Facility. The programme's objective is to improve management of natural capital for human well-being, through the increased application of biodiversity information as evidence for decision-making.

Impact summary - Biodiversity information for development

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While progress in sharing, transferring and applying scienti c knowledge about the worlds biodiversity is steadily improving, gaps in information about the distribution of the worlds biodiversity still impede elective policy decision making

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