Nature is counting on us: mapping progress to implement the convention on biological diversity
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TextPublication details: New York United Nations Development Programme 2022Description: 42pSubject(s): Online resources: Summary:
The study seeks to better understand trends in the use of spatial data and tools for biodiversity policymaking among developing countries and countries with economies in transition, and to evaluate the impact that spatial data use may have on policy outcomes, These data are helping to determine pathways to accelerate action on nature, climate and sustainable development, and the capacity of policymakers to use it.
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The study seeks to better understand trends in the use of spatial data and tools for biodiversity policymaking among developing countries and countries with economies in transition, and to evaluate the impact that spatial data use may have on policy outcomes, These data are helping to determine pathways to accelerate action on nature, climate and sustainable development, and the capacity of policymakers to use it.
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