English version of BIOFIN Mexico's first brochure 

This report summarizes current findings from the budget expenditure review that

was conducted as part of BIOFIN’s overall assessment of Thailand’s current

biodiversity policy environment and investment status. BIOFIN’s conceptual

model views the integration of biodiversity investment and resource mobilization

into public and private decision making and financing, as being based on a

three-part process: 1) A review of current policy practice, biodiversity and

ecosystem trends, relevant actors and current expenditures (Policy and Institutional

Review in Workbook 1A, 1B and Expenditure Review in Workbook 1C);

2) Costing for the implementation of national biodiversity strategies and actions

(Workbook 2); and 3) Identification of potential finance actors, mechanisms,

revenue and feasibility (Workbook 3). The process evolves around national

biodiversity strategies and action plans that aim to synthesize the root causes

of biodiversity and ecosystem pressures, generate public awareness, and

identify potential drivers of changes and financing solutions. The resource

mobilization plans aim to achieve a better investment state by generating

sufficient public and private responses in order to close the biodiversity financing

gap.

The BIOFIN Workbook is BIOFIN's flagship publication and holds the methodology for all countries to follow the BIOFIN process. The 2016 Workbook is the second edition and was launched at the COP13 in Mexico in December 2016 

The BIOFIN Workbook is BIOFIN's flagship publication and holds the methodology for all countries to follow the BIOFIN process. The 2016 Workbook is the second edition and was launched at the COP13 in Mexico in December 2016 

An opinion piece by UNDP Thailand's Deputy Resident Representative Martin Hart-Hansen after BIOFIN Day held in April 2017

The BIOFIN Workbook is BIOFIN's flagship publication and holds the methodology for all countries to follow the BIOFIN process. The 2016 Workbook is the second edition and was launched at the COP13 in Mexico in December 2016 

The BIOFIN Workbook is BIOFIN's flagship publication and holds the methodology for all countries to follow the BIOFIN process. The 2016 Workbook is the second edition and was launched at the COP13 in Mexico in December 2016 

The BIOFIN Workbook is BIOFIN's flagship publication and holds the methodology for all countries to follow the BIOFIN process. The 2016 Workbook is the second edition and was launched at the COP13 in Mexico in December 2016 

Feasibility Study on Pasture Use Fee - Baseline study report - Mongolia

This document represents a Policy and Institutional Review (PIR) report covering the urban biodiversity and ecosystems sector for Thailand. The document is divided into 5 sections. The first section provides background information on Thailand. The second section shows the status and trends of urban biodiversity and ecosystems in the country. The third section looks at the sectoral practices underlying negative and positive trends. The fourth section discusses the main policy frameworks underlying urban biodiversity and ecosystems. The final section summarizes the contents of the report and provide policy recommendations.

English BIOFIN brochure explaining what BIFOIN is and where it works