The IPBES Conceptual Framework - connecting nature and people
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...underpinned by societal values and behaviors (3, 114)....
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...These findings should facilitate efforts to accurately forecast future changes in ecosystem services worldwide, which is a primary goal of IPBES (11), and provide baseline information necessary to establish international conservation objectives, including the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity Aichi targets, the United Nations FrameworkConventiononClimateChangeREDD+ goal, and theUnitedNationsConvention toCombat Desertification land degradation neutrality goal....
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...In response to an emerging body of evidence that suggests that the functioning of natural ecosystemsmaybe substantially impairedby reductions in species richness (3–10), global environmental authorities, including the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) and United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), have made substantial efforts to strengthen the preservation and sustainable use of biodiversity (2, 11)....
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...S. Díaz et al., The IPBES Conceptual Framework—Connecting nature and people....
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...Quantification of the global BPR is thus urgently needed to facilitate the accurate valuation of biodiversity ( 12), the forecast of future changes in ecosystem services worldwide (11), and the integration of biological conservation into international socio-economic development strategies (13)....
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...ecosystem services worldwide, which is a primary goal of IPBES (11), and provide baseline information necessary to establish international conservation objectives, including the UNCBD Aichi targets, the UNFCCC REDD+ goal, and the UNCCD land degradation neutrality goal....
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..., 2015), with a focus on the benefits that nature may provide for humans (Díaz et al., 2015; MA, 2005; TEEB, 2010a)....
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...However, it also embraces the assessment of multiple and non-monetary benefits from nature (Díaz et al., 2015), indicating that experience about this and other methods to elicit motivation for choices should also be considered for promoting change (Santangeli et al....
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...…years, an increasing number of perspectives have reflected an anthropocentric view of the management of natural resources, including biodiversity and the environment (Nesshöver et al., 2015), with a focus on the benefits that nature may provide for humans (Díaz et al., 2015; MA, 2005; TEEB, 2010a)....
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...However, it also embraces the assessment of multiple and non-monetary benefits from nature (Díaz et al., 2015), indicating that experience about this and other methods to elicit motivation for choices should also be considered for promoting change (Santangeli et al., 2016)....
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...Institutions encompass all formal and informal interactions among stakeholders and social structures that determine how decisions are taken and implemented, how power is exercised, and how responsibilities are distributed [30] Various collections of institutions come together to form governance systems, that include interactions between different centres of power in society (corporate, customary-law based, governmental, judicial) at different scales from local through to global [31]....
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...In addition, bees can provide value via pollination of locally consumed crops, production of honey and other wild foods that are essential sources of nourishment and income more locally [22]....
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