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The Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH – commissioned by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and nuclear Safety (BMUB), are jointly implementing the Resource Mobilisation for Biodiversity Conservation (ResMob) Project. The ResMob project endeavours to build capacities towards mobilising financial, human, technical and knowledge-based resources for biodiversity conservation. Read about the objectives of the Resource Mobilisation for Biodiversity Conservation (ResMob) project and find our latest reports and policy briefs and how to get in contact with us.
Final ResMob Stakeholder Dialogue
The Resource Mobilisation for Biodiversity Conservation Project held its final stakeholder dialogue on the 25th September 2018. The workshop aimed to share key outcomes of the Project, as well as engage stakeholders for inputs on the prioritised economic instruments...
Executive Secretary of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity Dr. Christiana Pasca Palmer vistits Namibia and the ResMob project
Spending on biodiversity is not a cost but an investment with a high return to sustainable development. The international Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB) reports indicate that if human kind invests in nature, the return can be as high as 50:1, or more....
NUST Summer School 2018: The Importance of Environmental Services in the Context of the Biodiversity Economy
For the fourth year running NUST and the ResMob Project, an initiative by the Ministry of Environment and Tourism and the GIZ, joined forces to host a course on the assessment and valuation of ecosystem services in the context of the biodiversity economy. From the 2nd...