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24.01.2022 The Wealth Accounting and Valuation of Ecosystem Services (WAVES) is a global partnership, announced by World Bank President Robert B. Zoellick in Nagoya, Japan, in 2010. It supports countries preparing to implement Natural Capital Accounting based on the SEEA. WAVES comprises the United Nations Environment Programme, the UN Development Programme, and the UN Statistical Commission; the countries of Botswana, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Indonesia, Madagascar, the Philippines and Rwanda; as well as donors and supporters, including Australia, Canada, France, Japan, Norway, the United Kingdom, and several NGOs.

23.01.2022 The power of a focused mind - its like a reset switch

23.01.2022 Here are three paradigm shifts I want to see: From Im just a bookkeeper to Im the critical support for any small business. From data entry and compliance to empower business owners around their finances. ... From bookkeepers are untrained nobodies to BAS agents are acknowledged as professionals with impeccable standards. It is a bold idea. Im passionate and proud about being a BAS Agent, and Im up for the challenge.

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22.01.2022 But virtually all companies have significant indirect influence over natural capital in their supply chains. And in a world of dwindling natural resources resources you need to run your business understanding the impact of your company and managing these consequences is going to become business critical. Alan McGill http://www.pwc.com//natural-capital-accounting-gains-momen

20.01.2022 Nicely put little one. (Thanks to Women Of Green)

14.01.2022 Nows a good time to start...

13.01.2022 "Nine billion humans on the planet will mean we need to figure out new social and economic models that integrate people and ecosystems," https://www.theguardian.com///oct/04/bring-back-wilderness

09.01.2022 The Importance of Natural Capital Natural capital comprises Earths natural assets (soil, air, water, flora and fauna), and the ecosystem services resulting from them, which make human life possible. Ecosystem goods and services from natural capital underpin productivity and the global economy. They provide services worth trillions of US dollars per year in equivalent terms and constitute food, fibre, water, health, energy, climate security and other essential services for ev...eryone. Neither these services, nor the stock of natural capital that provides them, are adequately valued in terms comparable to manufactured and financial capital. Despite being fundamental to our wellbeing, their daily use remains almost undetected within our economic system. Using natural capital this way is not sustainable. The private sector, governments, all of us, must understand and account for our use of natural capital and recognise its true value in maintaining economic growth and sustaining human wellbeing today and into the future. The Declaration of Natural Capital See more

08.01.2022 A national park in New Zealand has been granted legal personhood, meaning nobody owns it. The park has the same rights and powers as a citizen. The ruling could set a new precedent for land rights and conservation around the world.

08.01.2022 Whether we and our politicians know it or not, Nature is party to all our deals and decisions, and she has more votes, a longer memory, and a sterner sense of justice than we do. Wendell Berry

07.01.2022 The Perception Bridge We must adapt to the changes by building an economy that rewards businesses that clean up pollution, regenerate devastated environments, and create new technologies for energy, transportation, communications, trade, and just about everything else that recycle instead of ravaging the planet. The New confessions of an economic hitman By John Perkins

06.01.2022 "Factoring natural capital into the bottom line is about bringing the real wealth of the planet from the invisible into the visable spectrum in order to tip the balance fAchim rom degredation towards sustainable management for communuties, businesses and countries." Achim Steiner, UN Under-Secretary General and UNEP Executive Director.

06.01.2022 We are on the brink of a potential crisis from the combined effects of ecological degradation and population growth. Natural resources on which society and business are dependent are being lost at an unprecedented rate. This loss of natural capital is posing a new array of risks to business ranging from increasingly severe competition for access to resources, to tightening regulation and greater and more costly hurdles to accessing finance. The Rio+20 meeting saw over 50 countries and 89 private sector organisations make formal commitments on natural capital. A trend is emerging that attempts to use accounting practices to give better understanding of the implications of the loss of natural capital for governments and for business. How prepared is the accounting profession to respond?

03.01.2022 Company directors who dont properly consider climate related risks could be liable for breaching their duty of due care and diligence, a new legal opinion has found.

03.01.2022 Costa Rica applies fiscal value to their forests and discovers them to be more valuable than first thought. http://www.worldbank.org//accounting-reveals-that-costa-ri

02.01.2022 Renting out a room on AirBnB is rental income and you have to declare it. If you sell the property than you earned rental income from, capital gains tax may apply. https://www.ato.gov.au//Renting-out-a-room-is-rental-inc/

02.01.2022 "It means that these lands or the river have their own authoritythey are recognised in law now as having their own presence, their own needs and their own wellbeing."

01.01.2022 Agree? image: Simple Organic Life

01.01.2022 What impresses you the most in another? #sharethedignity

01.01.2022 "We deserve a great deal of sympathy for the fact that we are living under capitalism. In terms of human experience, its a new and very complicated way of organising life. It means competition, it means demand is highly mobile and it involves a strenuous devotion to innovation" School of Life.

01.01.2022 Company directors who don’t properly consider climate related risks could be liable for breaching their duty of due care and diligence, a new legal opinion has found.