Zimbabwe is looking to develop its biodiversity economy as a means of contributing to its goals of achieving middle-income status by 2030 and following a greener growth path... The overall aims of this report are to describe the current status of the biodiversity economy in Zimbabwe, to increase appreciation of the contribution of biodiversity to the economy and livelihoods, to foster investment in the conservation and responsible use of biodiversity, and to chart the way forward in raising the visibility of nature’s contributions to people through natural capital accounting.
Also available here: Zimbabwe Biodiversity Economy: Status Report, Investment Blueprint and Framework for Natural Capital Accounting (2023) | African Wildlife Foundation (awf.org)
Zimbabwe Biodiversity Economy: Status Report, Investment Blueprint and Framework for Natural Capital Accounting. (2023). Government of Zimbabwe Ministry of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry
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