The use of biodiversity data in rural development programming

Evelyn Underwood; Miriam Grace

doi:10.3897/rio.3.e20369

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Research Ideas and Outcomes 3: e20369
https://doi.org/10.3897/rio.3.e20369 (17 Aug 2017)

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Key questions and premises
- Biodiversity information and data requirements for Rural Development Programming
Relevant biodiversity indicators and data sources
- Common Farmland Bird Index
- Conservation status of agricultural habitats - grassland
- High Nature Value (HNV) farming indicator and mapping
- Other species indicators – grassland butterflies and bats
Uses of biodiversity data to better target agricultural support measures: case studies
- Denmark – HNV targeting framework
- UK – England - agri-environment targeting framework
- Czech Republic – agri-environment targeting framework and habitat and species databases
- Estonia – semi-natural habitat targeting in collaboration between RDP paying agency and Environmental Board
- Slovakia – certification of grassland in LPIS using a grassland inventory
- Romania – semi-natural grassland targeting
- Ireland – targeting measures to farmland biodiversity despite data gaps
Uses of biodiversity data for assessing the impact of agri-environment schemes
Monitoring the impact of agri-environment schemes on biodiversity
- Estonia – agri-environment monitoring programme
- UK – Wales - agri-environment monitoring programme
Improving biodiversity data use for implementing and assessing agricultural policy
- Improving policy targeting with biodiversity data
- Improving policy monitoring and evaluation with biodiversity data
Prospects for biodiversity monitoring and data use to inform agricultural policy
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