Sustainable Colombia : A Comprehensive Colombian Footprint Review
During the past several months, the Ministry of Environment, Housing and Territorial Development of Colombia has been researching potential indicators that would be useful to assess and possibly adopt among which included the ecological footprint....
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AGGREGATE DEMAND AGRICULTURAL EXPANSION AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL LANDS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AIR AMAZONIAN FORESTS AMPHIBIAN ANNUAL CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS ANTHROPOGENIC EMISSIONS ATMOSPHERE ATMOSPHERIC CONCENTRATIONS BIODIVERSITY BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY BIOMASS BIOSPHERE BIRD SPECIES CALCULATION CARBON CARBON DIOXIDE CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS CARBON DIOXIDE UPTAKE CARBON FOOTPRINT CLIMATE CO CO2 COMMODITY TRADE COMPLEX TASK CONTINGENT VALUATION COST SAVINGS DEBT DECISION MAKING DEVELOPMENT GOALS ECOLOGICAL DEGRADATION ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT ECOLOGICAL IMBALANCE ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECOLOGY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC IMPACT ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY ECONOMICS ECONOMISTS ECOSYSTEM ECOSYSTEM ASSESSMENT ECOSYSTEM HEALTH ECOSYSTEMS EFFECTIVE POLICIES EFFICIENCY OF ENERGY USE ELECTRICITY EMISSION EMISSION DATA EMISSIONS DATA EMISSIONS FROM FUEL EMISSIONS FROM FUEL COMBUSTION ENERGY INTENSITY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FISH FISHERIES FISHING FISHING GROUNDS FLOW OF INFORMATION FOOD SECURITY FOREST FOREST LAND FOREST PATCHES FOREST PRODUCTS FOREST RESOURCES FORESTRY FORESTS FOSSIL FUELS FRESH WATER FUTURE GENERATIONS GENETIC DIVERSITY GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM GEOSPHERE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT GLOBAL WARMING GLOBAL WARMING POTENTIAL GREENHOUSE GREENHOUSE GAS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS GREENHOUSE GASES GROSS NATIONAL INCOME GROWTH IN POPULATION HABITAT HABITATS HEALTHY ECOSYSTEMS HUMAN ACTIVITY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUMAN IMPACTS HUMAN PRESSURE HYDROSPHERE INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMED CHOICES INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY IPCC LAKES LAND COVER LAND MANAGEMENT LAND USE LAND USE MANAGEMENT LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT LIFE EXPECTANCY LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LONGER LIFE LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES MESOSPHERE MINES MORTALITY NATIONAL ACCOUNTING NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS NATIONAL INCOME NATIONAL LEVEL NATURAL AREAS NATURAL CAPITAL NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCES NATURE NEGATIVE IMPACTS NITROGEN OCEANS OIL OXYGEN OZONE PHOTOSYNTHESIS PLANT SPECIES POLICY DECISIONS POLICY MAKERS POLLUTION POLLUTION CONTROL POLLUTION PREVENTION POPULATION DATA POPULATION DENSITY POPULATION DISTRIBUTION POPULATION GROWTH POPULATION STRUCTURE POTENTIAL USERS PRACTITIONERS PROGRESS PROTECTION QUALITY OF LIFE RED LIST REGENERATION REGENERATIVE CAPACITY REPTILE REPTILES RESERVOIRS RESOURCE FLOWS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT RESOURCE USE RURAL DEVELOPMENT RURAL POPULATION SOCIAL CONDITIONS SOCIAL PROGRESS SOCIAL SECTORS SOIL CONSERVATION SOLAR RADIATION SPECIES DIVERSITY STRATOSPHERE SUGAR CANE SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE USE TECHNOLOGICAL OPTIONS TEMPERATURE TERRESTRIAL BIODIVERSITY THERMOSPHERE TIMBER TRADEOFFS TROPOSPHERE UNEMPLOYMENT UNEP UNITED NATIONS POPULATION DIVISION URBAN AREAS URBAN POPULATION URBANIZATION VALUATION METHODS VULNERABILITY WASTE WASTE FLOWS WATER RESOURCES WATER VAPOR WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT WILLINGNESS TO PAY |
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AGGREGATE DEMAND AGRICULTURAL EXPANSION AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL LANDS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AIR AMAZONIAN FORESTS AMPHIBIAN ANNUAL CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS ANTHROPOGENIC EMISSIONS ATMOSPHERE ATMOSPHERIC CONCENTRATIONS BIODIVERSITY BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY BIOMASS BIOSPHERE BIRD SPECIES CALCULATION CARBON CARBON DIOXIDE CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS CARBON DIOXIDE UPTAKE CARBON FOOTPRINT CLIMATE CO CO2 COMMODITY TRADE COMPLEX TASK CONTINGENT VALUATION COST SAVINGS DEBT DECISION MAKING DEVELOPMENT GOALS ECOLOGICAL DEGRADATION ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT ECOLOGICAL IMBALANCE ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECOLOGY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC IMPACT ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY ECONOMICS ECONOMISTS ECOSYSTEM ECOSYSTEM ASSESSMENT ECOSYSTEM HEALTH ECOSYSTEMS EFFECTIVE POLICIES EFFICIENCY OF ENERGY USE ELECTRICITY EMISSION EMISSION DATA EMISSIONS DATA EMISSIONS FROM FUEL EMISSIONS FROM FUEL COMBUSTION ENERGY INTENSITY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FISH FISHERIES FISHING FISHING GROUNDS FLOW OF INFORMATION FOOD SECURITY FOREST FOREST LAND FOREST PATCHES FOREST PRODUCTS FOREST RESOURCES FORESTRY FORESTS FOSSIL FUELS FRESH WATER FUTURE GENERATIONS GENETIC DIVERSITY GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM GEOSPHERE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT GLOBAL WARMING GLOBAL WARMING POTENTIAL GREENHOUSE GREENHOUSE GAS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS GREENHOUSE GASES GROSS NATIONAL INCOME GROWTH IN POPULATION HABITAT HABITATS HEALTHY ECOSYSTEMS HUMAN ACTIVITY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUMAN IMPACTS HUMAN PRESSURE HYDROSPHERE INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMED CHOICES INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY IPCC LAKES LAND COVER LAND MANAGEMENT LAND USE LAND USE MANAGEMENT LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT LIFE EXPECTANCY LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LONGER LIFE LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES MESOSPHERE MINES MORTALITY NATIONAL ACCOUNTING NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS NATIONAL INCOME NATIONAL LEVEL NATURAL AREAS NATURAL CAPITAL NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCES NATURE NEGATIVE IMPACTS NITROGEN OCEANS OIL OXYGEN OZONE PHOTOSYNTHESIS PLANT SPECIES POLICY DECISIONS POLICY MAKERS POLLUTION POLLUTION CONTROL POLLUTION PREVENTION POPULATION DATA POPULATION DENSITY POPULATION DISTRIBUTION POPULATION GROWTH POPULATION STRUCTURE POTENTIAL USERS PRACTITIONERS PROGRESS PROTECTION QUALITY OF LIFE RED LIST REGENERATION REGENERATIVE CAPACITY REPTILE REPTILES RESERVOIRS RESOURCE FLOWS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT RESOURCE USE RURAL DEVELOPMENT RURAL POPULATION SOCIAL CONDITIONS SOCIAL PROGRESS SOCIAL SECTORS SOIL CONSERVATION SOLAR RADIATION SPECIES DIVERSITY STRATOSPHERE SUGAR CANE SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE USE TECHNOLOGICAL OPTIONS TEMPERATURE TERRESTRIAL BIODIVERSITY THERMOSPHERE TIMBER TRADEOFFS TROPOSPHERE UNEMPLOYMENT UNEP UNITED NATIONS POPULATION DIVISION URBAN AREAS URBAN POPULATION URBANIZATION VALUATION METHODS VULNERABILITY WASTE WASTE FLOWS WATER RESOURCES WATER VAPOR WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT WILLINGNESS TO PAY Ewing, Brad Sustainable Colombia : A Comprehensive Colombian Footprint Review |
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During the past several months, the
Ministry of Environment, Housing and Territorial Development
of Colombia has been researching potential indicators that
would be useful to assess and possibly adopt among which
included the ecological footprint. This work was
commissioned in order to provide the Ministry with a deeper
understanding of the ecological footprint and to train a
number of its staff on the scope of the footprint in order
to support internal evaluations. As part of this exploratory
phase, global footprint network held an ecological footprint
training workshop in Bogota, Colombia, from May 21 to June
2, 2010, for an audience mostly comprised of Ministry
officials, staff, and related institutions. In addition,
global footprint network conducted a more in-depth analysis
of Colombia's ecological footprint to determine if
there is existing in-country data that is more accurate,
comprehensive, and up-to-date than the data reported to the
United Nations (which is used for current Footprint
calculations). This process will create a more refined
calculation and help identify areas of improvement for data
collection. A second focus of the work was having an initial
understanding of how the ecological footprint of Colombia
might be used in the future to support decision making. For
this, we explored two main areas: how the ecological
footprint of Colombia plays out across its sectors, and the
linkages between biodiversity and the ecological footprint.
At the time of writing this report, global footprint network
is still attempting to obtain the necessary data
(input-output tables) that will enable such a sectoral view,
and is assessing the availability of data for a more
'quality-quantitative' economic linkage assessment
between the ecological footprint and biodiversity. |
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Economic & Sector Work :: Development Policy Review (DPR) |
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Ewing, Brad |
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Ewing, Brad |
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Ewing, Brad |
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Sustainable Colombia : A Comprehensive Colombian Footprint Review |
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Sustainable Colombia : A Comprehensive Colombian Footprint Review |
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Sustainable Colombia : A Comprehensive Colombian Footprint Review |
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Sustainable Colombia : A Comprehensive Colombian Footprint Review |
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Sustainable Colombia : A Comprehensive Colombian Footprint Review |
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sustainable colombia : a comprehensive colombian footprint review |
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Global Footprint Network |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/06/16421039/sustainable-colombia-comprehensive-colombian-footprint-review http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12819 |
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okr-10986-128192021-04-23T14:03:04Z Sustainable Colombia : A Comprehensive Colombian Footprint Review Ewing, Brad AGGREGATE DEMAND AGRICULTURAL EXPANSION AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURAL LANDS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AIR AMAZONIAN FORESTS AMPHIBIAN ANNUAL CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS ANTHROPOGENIC EMISSIONS ATMOSPHERE ATMOSPHERIC CONCENTRATIONS BIODIVERSITY BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY BIOMASS BIOSPHERE BIRD SPECIES CALCULATION CARBON CARBON DIOXIDE CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS CARBON DIOXIDE UPTAKE CARBON FOOTPRINT CLIMATE CO CO2 COMMODITY TRADE COMPLEX TASK CONTINGENT VALUATION COST SAVINGS DEBT DECISION MAKING DEVELOPMENT GOALS ECOLOGICAL DEGRADATION ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT ECOLOGICAL IMBALANCE ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM ECOLOGICAL ZONES ECOLOGY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC IMPACT ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY ECONOMICS ECONOMISTS ECOSYSTEM ECOSYSTEM ASSESSMENT ECOSYSTEM HEALTH ECOSYSTEMS EFFECTIVE POLICIES EFFICIENCY OF ENERGY USE ELECTRICITY EMISSION EMISSION DATA EMISSIONS DATA EMISSIONS FROM FUEL EMISSIONS FROM FUEL COMBUSTION ENERGY INTENSITY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FISH FISHERIES FISHING FISHING GROUNDS FLOW OF INFORMATION FOOD SECURITY FOREST FOREST LAND FOREST PATCHES FOREST PRODUCTS FOREST RESOURCES FORESTRY FORESTS FOSSIL FUELS FRESH WATER FUTURE GENERATIONS GENETIC DIVERSITY GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM GEOSPHERE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT GLOBAL WARMING GLOBAL WARMING POTENTIAL GREENHOUSE GREENHOUSE GAS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS GREENHOUSE GASES GROSS NATIONAL INCOME GROWTH IN POPULATION HABITAT HABITATS HEALTHY ECOSYSTEMS HUMAN ACTIVITY HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUMAN IMPACTS HUMAN PRESSURE HYDROSPHERE INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMED CHOICES INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY IPCC LAKES LAND COVER LAND MANAGEMENT LAND USE LAND USE MANAGEMENT LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT LIFE EXPECTANCY LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS LONGER LIFE LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES MESOSPHERE MINES MORTALITY NATIONAL ACCOUNTING NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS NATIONAL INCOME NATIONAL LEVEL NATURAL AREAS NATURAL CAPITAL NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCES NATURE NEGATIVE IMPACTS NITROGEN OCEANS OIL OXYGEN OZONE PHOTOSYNTHESIS PLANT SPECIES POLICY DECISIONS POLICY MAKERS POLLUTION POLLUTION CONTROL POLLUTION PREVENTION POPULATION DATA POPULATION DENSITY POPULATION DISTRIBUTION POPULATION GROWTH POPULATION STRUCTURE POTENTIAL USERS PRACTITIONERS PROGRESS PROTECTION QUALITY OF LIFE RED LIST REGENERATION REGENERATIVE CAPACITY REPTILE REPTILES RESERVOIRS RESOURCE FLOWS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT RESOURCE USE RURAL DEVELOPMENT RURAL POPULATION SOCIAL CONDITIONS SOCIAL PROGRESS SOCIAL SECTORS SOIL CONSERVATION SOLAR RADIATION SPECIES DIVERSITY STRATOSPHERE SUGAR CANE SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUSTAINABLE USE TECHNOLOGICAL OPTIONS TEMPERATURE TERRESTRIAL BIODIVERSITY THERMOSPHERE TIMBER TRADEOFFS TROPOSPHERE UNEMPLOYMENT UNEP UNITED NATIONS POPULATION DIVISION URBAN AREAS URBAN POPULATION URBANIZATION VALUATION METHODS VULNERABILITY WASTE WASTE FLOWS WATER RESOURCES WATER VAPOR WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT WILLINGNESS TO PAY During the past several months, the Ministry of Environment, Housing and Territorial Development of Colombia has been researching potential indicators that would be useful to assess and possibly adopt among which included the ecological footprint. This work was commissioned in order to provide the Ministry with a deeper understanding of the ecological footprint and to train a number of its staff on the scope of the footprint in order to support internal evaluations. As part of this exploratory phase, global footprint network held an ecological footprint training workshop in Bogota, Colombia, from May 21 to June 2, 2010, for an audience mostly comprised of Ministry officials, staff, and related institutions. In addition, global footprint network conducted a more in-depth analysis of Colombia's ecological footprint to determine if there is existing in-country data that is more accurate, comprehensive, and up-to-date than the data reported to the United Nations (which is used for current Footprint calculations). This process will create a more refined calculation and help identify areas of improvement for data collection. A second focus of the work was having an initial understanding of how the ecological footprint of Colombia might be used in the future to support decision making. For this, we explored two main areas: how the ecological footprint of Colombia plays out across its sectors, and the linkages between biodiversity and the ecological footprint. At the time of writing this report, global footprint network is still attempting to obtain the necessary data (input-output tables) that will enable such a sectoral view, and is assessing the availability of data for a more 'quality-quantitative' economic linkage assessment between the ecological footprint and biodiversity. 2013-03-21T14:48:58Z 2013-03-21T14:48:58Z 2010-06-30 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/06/16421039/sustainable-colombia-comprehensive-colombian-footprint-review http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12819 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Global Footprint Network Economic & Sector Work :: Development Policy Review (DPR) Economic & Sector Work Latin America & Caribbean Colombia |