En la búsqueda de alternativas de financiamiento para el manejo de las áreas protegidas el Ministerio del Ambiente consideró el análisis del cobro por el uso de parqueaderos. Este documento expone las recomendaciones brindadas desde BIOFIN a la propuesta.

Este seminario web fue un componente del Curso en Línea Masivo y Abierto Curso sobre Finanzas de la Biodiversidad, que tuvo lugar del 15 de abril al 31 de mayo de 2019.

El curso fue ofrecido por la Iniciativa de Finanzas para la Biodiversidad (BIOFIN) del Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo (PNUD), en asociación con el Programa Mundial sobre la Naturaleza para el Desarrollo del PNUD, el Foro ENBPA, la Secretaría del Convenio sobre la Diversidad Biológica (CDB) y la Organización para la Cooperación y el Desarrollo Económicos (OCDE). El apoyo financiero fue proporcionado por los gobiernos de la Unión Europea, Flandes, Noruega, Alemania y Suiza, y el FMAM.

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This webinar was a component of the Massive Open Online Course on Biodiversity Finance, which took place on 15 April – 31 May 2019. 

The Viet Nam Biodiversity Expenditure Review (BER) was undertaken as part of the Global Biodiversity Finance Initiative (BIOFIN) project, managed by UNDP in partnership with the European Commission (EU) and the governments of Germany, Switzerland, Norway and Flanders. The overall goal of the project is to explore national and subnational level biodiversity expenditures by different government organizations, agencies, ministries, NGOs and private sector actors, providing inputs for the better implementation of actions to reach national biodiversity targets both technically and financially.

The Viet Nam BER follows guidance provided by the BIOFIN global team, embedding a number of adjustments to ensure alignment with the specific contextual conditions of the country. The BER was completed with inputs from various sources at both the national and provincial level, such as: the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD), the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE), the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST), Provincial Departments of Agriculture and Rural Development (DARDs), Provincial Departments of Natural Resources and Environment (DONREs), National Parks (NPs), Nature Reserves (NRs), etc. All collected data and information was analyzed following the guidance provided in the BIOFIN Workbook (2016). Two consultation workshops were also organized, to collect comments and feedback from relevant stakeholders and interested parties, which were used to frame this final report and its recommendations.

This brief presents Viet Nam’s Biodiversity Financial Needs Assessment, developed under BIOFIN to estimate the resources required to implement national biodiversity targets. Focusing on the management and planned expansion of terrestrial, marine and wetland protected areas, it assesses financial needs under different development scenarios and compares them with projected funding levels. The findings show that substantial financing gaps are likely to persist in the short, medium and long term unless additional resources are mobilized. The brief therefore calls for stronger public financing, improved planning and costing, and greater use of social, private-sector and alternative finance mechanisms to support effective biodiversity conservation.