TEEB's main reports What is TEEB? “The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB) is an independent initiative hosted by UNEP, which is focused on.

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TEEB's main reports What is TEEB? “The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB) is an independent initiative hosted by UNEP, which is focused on drawing attention to the economic benefits of biodiversity, highlighting the growing cost of biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation and drawing together expertise from the fields of science, economics and policy to support the mainstreaming of biodiversity and ecosystem considerations in policymaking. “

“Potsdam Initiative – Biological Diversity 2010” ……the economic significance of the global loss of biological diversity…. TEEB Interim Report CBD COP-9, Bonn, May 2008 TEEB Main Reports Nov – Oct TEEB Climate Issues Update Strömstad, September TEEB’s genesis …

Synthesis Business Risks & Opportunities (D3) Assessment and Policies for Local and Regional Policy Makers (D2) Policy Evaluation for National Policy Makers (D1) Ecological & Economic Foundations (D0) TEEB's main reports TEEB’s main reports PHASE II of TEEB – Reports for different audiences

TEEB’s Recommendations: Make Nature’s values visible 1.Recognizing value: a feature of all human societies and communities 2.Demonstrating value: in economic terms, to support decision making 3.Capturing value: introduce mechanisms that incorporate the values of ecosystems into decision making

G8 Carta di Siracusa G20 Leaders Statement CBD COP-10 Decision X/2 on the Strategic Plan for Biodiversity Decision X/21 on Business Engagement Decision X/44 on Incentive Measures Ramsar Resolution X.12 on “Principles for partnerships between the Ramsar Convention and the business sector” High-Level acknowledgement and support for TEEB findings…

over 1,100 news articles in 65 countries more than 1300 websites 1800 social media for a Strong network of experts … and broad media coverage

Strengthening TEEB network of experts –Providing up-to-date news and information about natural capital developments (inter alia newsletter) –Making the TEEB database available –Compiling TEEB case studies TEEB Next Steps – Phase III

Promoting outreach and communications –Developing TEEB training materials (for online use as well as at workshops) –Supporting national workshops and meetings in collaboration with partners such as the CBD TEEB Next Steps – Phase III

Facilitating national studies –Brazil –India –Georgia –European Countries –Four more studies planned in developing countries under new EC funding

Supporting sectoral studies –Ramsar Convention TEEB water/wetlands study –TEEB Oceans –TEEB and Green Economy (Rio+20 input) –TEEB Cities (released August 2011; www. teebweb.org) TEEB Next Steps – Phase III