Reflections on Natural Capital Week 2018
With another year coming to an end, leading organisations across the private and public sectors…
Mark Eigenraam11 December 2018
Supporting the business case – why members of the Alliance for Water Stewardship should adopt the SEEA as a measurement and evaluation tool
A strong, robust evidence base that is easily shared and communicated between stakeholders is critical…
Mark Eigenraam5 December 2018
Combining Forces: efforts to prevent the degradation and depletion of natural capital must be consolidated, life on Earth necessitates it.
Numerous efforts and initiatives to advance and develop natural capital thinking have emerged over the…
Mark Eigenraam23 November 2018
Out with the old and in with the new – extending the production boundary of GDP to account for ecosystem services
It is widely understood that GDP, as a measure of economic activity, fails to recognise…
Mark Eigenraam22 November 2018
Natural capital accounting in the forest sector for Forico in Tasmania
Since 2016, Forico and IDEEA Group have worked together to apply the United Nations System…
Mark Eigenraam20 November 2018
Combining Forces – Natural Capital Coalition
Natural capital has both private and public dimensions that are reflected in different perceptions, management…
Mark Eigenraam11 September 2018
Asia and the Pacific Regional Expert Workshop on Ocean Accounts, Bangkok
Great to be a part of a foundational workshop kicking of the process to develop…
Mark Eigenraam1 August 2018
Defining Ecosystem Services
A recent article in Science Magazine suggested that the term “ecosystem services” had become inappropriate…
Mark Eigenraam3 March 2018
Linking Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) and the SEEA
Around the world there are tremendous challenges surrounding the use and management of water resources.…
Mark Eigenraam16 November 2017
Natural Capital Protocol – System of Environmental Economic Accounting Toolkit
This draft Toolkit which examines the links between the Natural Capital Protocol (NCP) and the…
Mark Eigenraam31 October 2017