The Financial Needs Assessment (FNA)

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The Financial Needs Assessment (FNA)

NOVEMBER 14, 2018

The Financial Needs Assessment (FNA) study revealed and calculated the total amount of funding required to sustain and protect biodiversity in Georgia. FNA covered not only NBSAP, but other areas which have a significant effect on biodiversity and ecosystem services.

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Viet Nam: Financial Needs Assessment (Brief)

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 […]

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Viet Nam: Financial Needs Assessment (Full)

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Viet Nam: Biodiversity Expenditure Review (Brief)

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Viet Nam: Biodiversity Finance Institutional and Policy Review (Brief)

This policy brief summarizes Viet Nam’s Biodiversity Finance Policy and Institutional Review, which examines the country’s fiscal, economic, legal, policy and institutional framework for biodiversity conservation. It identifies the strengths, gaps and barriers affecting the development and expansion of biodiversity finance solutions, while reviewing the roles of government agencies, protected areas, businesses and communities. The […]