This document addresses training challenges. It highlights Wildteam’s mission to empower local leaders with the skills and network needed for effective conservation and environmental impact.
This document explores agroforestry challenges. It provides policy recommendations for promoting Impact Investments in forest and biodiversity conservation, focusing on investment risks, returns, and ecological impact.
This paper reviews wetland challenges. It provides municipalities with recommendations and a voluntary commitment template to reduce microplastic pollution, showcasing strategies from the LIFE Blue Lakes project.
This fact sheet addresses wetland challenges. It highlights the impact of microplastic emissions from tyre abrasion and the Life Blue Lakes project’s efforts to minimize and prevent microplastic pollution.
This fact sheet examines wetland challenges. It highlights microplastics from textiles and cosmetics as key pollutants and showcases the Life Blue Lakes project’s efforts to reduce and prevent microplastic pollution.
This fact sheet investigates wetland challenges. It highlights the role of microplastics from cosmetics and textiles in pollution and showcases the Life Blue Lakes project’s efforts to minimize microplastic impacts.
This fact sheet explores wetland challenges. It highlights the impact of microplastics in waters and showcases the Life Blue Lakes project’s efforts to minimize and prevent pollution through innovative solutions.
This document examines agriculture challenges and opportunities. It highlights biodiversity criteria in food standards, fostering sustainable banana and pineapple value chains in Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic.
This guide addresses ecosystem services challenges. It defines Pro Biodiversity Business, offers cross-sectoral measures, and showcases international examples to support sustainable business practices.
This document considers agriculture challenges. It highlights biodiversity integration in banana and pineapple value chains, promoting conservation and sustainability in Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic.
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