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International Conference on Ecological Economics and Sustainable Development

📅 9–10 Nov 2026 📍 Bali, Indonesia 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track focuses on methodologies for assessing the economic value of ecosystem services. Participants will explore innovative approaches to quantify benefits derived from biodiversity and natural capital.

This session addresses the role of policy frameworks in promoting biodiversity conservation. Discussions will center on effective governance strategies that align ecological objectives with economic incentives.

This track examines strategies for sustainable management of natural resources in the context of biodiversity preservation. Participants will share insights on balancing ecological integrity with economic development.

This session explores the intersection of economics and biodiversity, focusing on market-based mechanisms for conservation. Topics will include payment for ecosystem services and biodiversity offsets.

This track highlights the importance of adaptive management approaches in biodiversity conservation. Participants will discuss case studies and frameworks that enhance resilience in ecological systems.

This session focuses on the development and application of sustainability indicators for biodiversity assessment. Participants will evaluate tools and metrics that inform ecological decision-making.

This track investigates effective strategies for habitat protection and restoration. Discussions will include the role of protected areas and community-based conservation initiatives.

This session delves into strategies for species conservation, emphasizing the integration of ecological and economic perspectives. Participants will share best practices for managing threatened and endangered species.

This track explores the principles of environmental accounting as they relate to biodiversity and ecosystem services. Participants will discuss methods for integrating ecological values into economic assessments.

This session focuses on the use of ecosystem modeling tools to inform sustainable development practices. Participants will explore how models can predict the impacts of human activities on biodiversity.

This track examines innovative economic incentives designed to promote biodiversity conservation. Discussions will include the effectiveness of financial mechanisms and their role in sustainable development.