The results of the project work

The BIO-CAPITAL project will produce several scientific publications and various deliverable reports, as well as information material and the like. Here you will find the project results clearly organised and at a glance.

Deliverables

This document outlines the development, functionality, and strategic role of the BIO-CAPITAL website, which acts as a hub for project updates, research findings, and engagement opportunities.

This deliverable is intended to lay the foundations for successful project communication, dissemination and use of project results.

This document sets out how BIO-CAPITAL will involve diverse actors – from policymakers and land stewards to private investors and civil society – in co-designing effective, credible approaches to nature finance.

This is a basemap for the design of biodiversity certificates and it allows to spatially extrapolate the outcomes of the project from the Use Case level to the regional level.

This report presents the geospatial data that will be used for evaluating and monitoring biodiversity uplift across designated use case areas.

This provides an overview of the EU strategies, directives and regulations, international agreements, and global standards that shape the biodiversity investment landscape.

This document offers a detailed exploration of the real-world scenarios where innovative financial mechanisms and advanced geospatial technologies are applied to support biodiversity conservation.

The Project Handbook is designed to provide a clear and concise guide to the procedures, management practices and tools essential for the successful execution of the project.

The DMP serves as a foundational document to guide the management, sharing, and preservation of all data collected and generated throughout the project.

Downloads

Project Executive Summary

BIO-CAPITAL Executive Summary (pdf, .8mb)

CI Material

Project logo package (Web and Print, 18mb)

Team member

We want to understand the main drivers of loss of grassland biodiversity, detect main barriers for conservation, and define measures to unlock financial flows for the conservation and restoration of biodiversity-rich grasslands and landscape features.”

Maruška Čuš
Use Case Manager
Pratensis