This document explores agriculture challenges. It highlights efforts in Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic to integrate biodiversity into banana and pineapple value chains, promoting sustainable practices.
This document analyzes agriculture challenges and opportunities. It summarizes findings from 14 sustainability and quality standards for banana and pineapple supply chains, including global and Costa Rican standards.
This document explores ecosystem services challenges. It highlights the importance of Karst areas in tourism, water provision, and climate regulation, offering strategies to better utilize resources and improve local livelihoods.
This document explores tourism challenges. It highlights Caribbean projects linking tourism to biodiversity conservation, showcasing eco-friendly measures, biodiversity checks, and action plans for sustainability.
This document highlights ecosystem services challenges. It showcases Pro Biodiversity Businesses that align nature conservation with economic growth, featuring best practices and examples from the ECO KARST project.
This document addresses conservation challenges. It explores Impact Investments, highlighting their benefits, challenges, and strategies to overcome obstacles in developing the market for nature conservation.
This document explores biodiversity challenges. It showcases 11 Living Lakes projects protecting iconic species across five continents, highlighting strategies, case studies, and ecosystem-wide solutions.
This document investigates biodiversity challenges. It provides guidance on Biodiversity Checks for vine growers, examining farm areas to integrate biodiversity into management and promote sustainable practices.
This fact sheet examines biodiversity challenges. It highlights key management practices to enhance vineyard biodiversity, with examples from Portugal, Spain, Turkey, and Germany, benefiting both ecosystems and production.
This document explores biodiversity challenges. It offers an interview guide for training vine-growers, incorporating criteria from farming associations and studies to enhance biodiversity and resource efficiency in viticulture.
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