A review of global datasets to support governments (through their technical teams) in understanding some of the opportunities that high-quality global spatial data offer, especially in the absence of national data.
The paper aims to support governments (through their technical teams) in understanding some of the opportunities that high-quality global spatial data offer, especially in the absence of national data. It accompanies a review of global datasets and aims to build trust in the use of high-quality datasets by highlighting some of the barriers to this for national-scale planning and how these barriers may be overcome.
Spatial planning can further the recognition of Indigenous Peoples and local communities’ rights and tenure security, and their contributions to nature and climate goals. This paper explores the ways in which Indigenous People and local communities can engage in spatial planning processes, and includes case studies from the Congo Basin, Canada, Lao PDR and Peru.
A summary of the different spatial analysis approaches available to map potential locations for nature-based solutions that provide the greatest benefits.
The paper explores the opportunities that Remote Sensing technology provides for biodiversity and carbon monitoring at global scales.
Integrated spatial planning can help to operationalise nature and climate commitments. This brief shares experience from five countries.
White paper: Presenting the opportunities for leveraging new forms of biodiversity and ecosystem services data and technologies for integrated nature and climate strategies.
Spatial intelligence can inform nature-positive & net-zero business strategies. A paper from SPACES and the WEF Global Future Council on Nature-based Solutions.
Companies can use spatial data to assess, commit, transform & disclose on nature & climate. A paper from SPACES & World Business Council for Sustainable Development.
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