Project Details
Abstract
The way the current economy is organised contributes to the
biodiversity loss. At the same time, our economy is directly dependent on nature, both for providing materials and ecosystem services, and for providing a stable and fertile environment for our society. In addition, there is a lack of investment in nature restoration, even though it has been proven to bring enormous benefits. Nature and the economy are thus closely linked and mutually dependent. INBO wants to explore this connection further and ensure policies recognize fully the value of nature through plural valuation.
biodiversity loss. At the same time, our economy is directly dependent on nature, both for providing materials and ecosystem services, and for providing a stable and fertile environment for our society. In addition, there is a lack of investment in nature restoration, even though it has been proven to bring enormous benefits. Nature and the economy are thus closely linked and mutually dependent. INBO wants to explore this connection further and ensure policies recognize fully the value of nature through plural valuation.
| Status | Active |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 1/01/25 → 31/12/26 |
Thematic List 2020
- Agriculture
- Protected nature
- Invasive species
- Forest
- Wildlife management
- Soil & air
- Water
- Climate
- Nature & society
Free keywords
- economy
- valuation
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Activities
- 1 Organisation and participation in conference, workshop, training, seminar, meeting
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Biodiversity Spring Market 2026
Desair, J. (Invited speaker)
23-Mar-2026Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Organisation and participation in conference, workshop, training, seminar, meeting
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