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HomeStudy on biodiversity financing and tracking biodiversity-related expenditures in the EU budget
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A lack of financing was identified as one of the major sources of failure to reach the 2010 EU biodiversity objectives. The EU approach to finance biodiversity related priorities is mainstreaming biodiversity objectives throughout the EU budget. Alongside increased and more effective funding from the public sector, financing from the private sector may contribute to the fulfilment of these needs. Tracking biodiversity-related expenditures is essential to ensure that spending can be related to policy outcomes in order to improve the effectiveness of EU and national funding, and to fulfil the EU and Member State reporting commitments under the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). The objectives of the study were to look at lessons learnt on biodiversity financing and tracking in the initial period of the 2014-2020 budget, and to make recommendations for improvements in the coming period. Four aspects of the financing of biodiversity were analysed in the study: (i) ex post analysis of opportunities for biodiversity funding in the EU budget; (ii) opportunities for the private sector to finance biodiversity; (iii) first experiences of biodiversity tracking in the main EU funding instruments (iv Organise a workshop to collect feedback from Commission services, Member States and stakeholders on past experience and on suggestions for improvement, with a focus on the EU budget.
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- Témata: Politika životního prostředí a ochrana životního prostředí , Finanční prostředky Společenství
- Téma: biologická diverzita , ekosystém , environmentální ekonomie , financování z veřejných prostředků , finanční nástroj EU , fondy (EU) , investice , ochrana životního prostředí , rozpočet EU , soukromý sektor , veřejné výdaje , zachování zdrojů
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-79-70267-9 | DOI 10.2779/960012 | Katalogové číslo KH-02-17-798-EN-N |
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