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UK Biodiversity Indicators 2023. Indicator E2: Expenditure on UK and international biodiversity 2023

Abstract

Updated 14 November 2023.

These documents support response indicator E2 – Expenditure on UK and international biodiversity. The documents include a datasheet and technical background document.

The first part of this indicator provides real-term, public sector spending on biodiversity in the UK alongside spending by non-governmental organisations (NGOs) with a focus on biodiversity and/or nature conservation. Spending is just one way of assessing the government’s commitment to biodiversity. The second part of this indicator provides real-term UK public sector spending on global biodiversity. Funding for international biodiversity is essential for the implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity in developing countries, along with other international biodiversity policy commitments. All total expenditure figures in this indicator are presented as financial year data.

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More information on UK Biodiversity Indicator E2 is available on the UKBI E2 webpage.

Resource type Publication

Topic category Environment

Reference date 2023·11·14

Citation
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, UK. 2023. UK Biodiversity Indicators 2023.

Lineage
The UK Biodiversity Indicators were created to provide a measure for reporting on the UK’s progress towards meeting international biodiversity goals and targets and were first published in 2007.

Responsible organisation
Communications, JNCC distributor

Limitations on public access No limitations

Use constraints Copyright of data and/or information presented in these resources may not reside solely with the distributor (JNCC). For more information, please contact enviro.statistics@defra.gov.uk

Metadata date 2023·11·14

Metadata point of contact
Communications, JNCC

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