
The Biodiversity for Banks (B4B) program, co-launched by the Equator Principles Association, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Business and Biodiversity Offsets Program (BBOP), is designed to help financial institutions overcome the challenges of incorporating risks associated with biodiversity and ecosystem services – all of the valuable resources provided by nature including safe drinking water – into their lending decisions.
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WORKSHOP CALENDAR
- São Paulo (22-23 March 2012) - Press Release
- Singapore (TBD)
- Johannesburg (TBD)
- Paris (TBD)
- Shanghai (TBD)
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Further information on workshops and resources will be made available shortly and you can contact us at
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RESOURCES
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| MODULE I: INTRODUCTION TO KEY CONCEPTS - PART I |
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Landscape/Seascape Level Analysis
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| MODULE II: INTRODUCTION TO KEY CONCEPTS - PART II |
| What is a Biodiversity Offset
Ecosystem Services
Living Natural Resources
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| MODULE III: SCREENING TRANSACTIONS |
| Online Databases and Mapping Tools
Qualified Consultant Databases
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| MODULE IV: IMPACT ASSESSMENT, MANAGEMENT PLANS, AND ACTIONS PLANS |
| What makes a good ESIA?
What is a Biodiversity Action Plan, and what is its relationship to other management plans?
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| MODULE V: ADDRESSING UNCERTAINTY AFTER THE FINANCIAL CLOSE |
| Monitoring Needs and Requirements
The Role of External Review Panels
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