Finance
Long-term conservation requires continual funding to cover costs of land, water and biodiversity management, training and livelihood development. Learn about the variety of approaches civil society organizations are taking to finance conservation.
Beekeeping on Príncipe Island, São Tomé and Príncipe.
© Maique Madureira
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Institutional Fundraising for Conservation ProjectsSpanish4.56 MBpdf
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Institutional Fundraising for Conservation ProjectsArabic10.69 MBpdf
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Institutional Fundraising for Conservation ProjectsPortuguese11.57 MBpdf
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IUCN Study: Non-Traditional Funding Sources for Biodiversity ConservationEnglish1.11 MBpdf
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SKEP Case Study: The Importance, Challenges and Benefits of SKEPPIESEnglish428.85 KBpdf
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Economic Value of the Al-Shouf Forest Reserve, LebanonEnglish7.81 MBpdf
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Payments for Ecosystem Services: Existing Practices in the Balkan RegionEnglish985.32 KBpdf
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Case Study: Biodiversity Agreement: WWF-SA Water Balance ProgrammeEnglish1.24 MBpdf
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Tax Incentives in Support of Biodiversity ConservationEnglish179.42 KBpdf
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Symposium: Experiences in the Management of Ecosystem Services in Central America and the CaribbeanSpanish1.43 MBpdf
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Institutional Fundraising for Conservation ProjectsFrench20.99 MBpdf
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Institutional Fundraising for Conservation ProjectsEnglish8.29 MBpdf
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Fynbose Fynmense: Building the Biodiversity EconomyEnglish2.87 MBpdf
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Capitalization of Experience: The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund’s Support to Conservation Trust Funds (2000-2012)English1.16 MBpdf