Biodiversity-CHM.NLhttp://en.biodiversiteit.nl/samenwerking-voor-biodiversiteitWelcome to Biodiversity-CHM.NL: Dutch node of the CBD Clearing House Mechanism
Dutch node of the CBD Clearing House Mechanism and the central webportal for communication related to Dutch biodiversity policy. The mission of this portal is to provide access to a maximum of biodiversity information related to the Netherlands.<h1>Welcome to Biodiversity-CHM.NL:<br /> Dutch node of the CBD Clearing House Mechanism</h1>
<p style="text-align: left;">Dutch node of the CBD <a href="/verdrag-inzake-biologische-diversiteit-cbd/over-clearing-house" title="About the Clearing House Mechanism">Clearing House Mechanism</a> and the central webportal for communication related to <a href="/nederlandse-overheid-biodiversiteit/beleidsprogramma-biodiversiteit-2008-2011" title="Biodiversity Policy Programme 2008-2011">Dutch biodiversity policy</a>. The mission of this portal is to provide access to a maximum of <a href="/biodiversiteit-is-levensbelang/biodiversiteit-nederland" title="Biodiversity is crucial!">biodiversity information</a> related to the Netherlands.</p>http://en.biodiversiteit.nl/samenwerking-voor-biodiversiteit2012-02-09T06:10:46ZGovernment of the NetherlandsWider Community of Dutch Biodiversity ProfessionalsBiodiversity-CHM.NLInformation, activities, people and policyenGovernment of the Netherlandshttp://en.biodiversiteit.nl/samenwerking-voor-biodiversiteit/netwerken-nederlandNetworks in The NetherlandsNetworks in The Netherlandshttp://en.biodiversiteit.nl/samenwerking-voor-biodiversiteit/netwerken-nederland2009-04-12T01:00:00ZRobHenenGovernment of the NetherlandsWider Community of Dutch Biodiversity ProfessionalsTexttext/htmlGovernment of the Netherlandshttp://en.biodiversiteit.nl/samenwerking-voor-biodiversiteit/internationale-samenwerkingInternational CooperationInternational Cooperationhttp://en.biodiversiteit.nl/samenwerking-voor-biodiversiteit/internationale-samenwerking2009-04-12T01:00:00ZRobHenenGovernment of the NetherlandsWider Community of Dutch Biodiversity ProfessionalsTexttext/htmlGovernment of the Netherlandshttp://en.biodiversiteit.nl/samenwerking-voor-biodiversiteit/taskforce-biodiversiteit-natuurlijke-hulpbronnenTaskforce Biodiversity and Natural Resources<p>The Dutch Taskforce on Biodiversity and Natural Resources (2009-2011) was looking for the best ways and methods to use biodiversity sustainably.</p>
<p>How can we work towards the preservation and sustainable use of biodiversity in the Netherlands and other countries? Which specific tools are we using? And how do we involve Dutch society? These are the questions that the Taskforce Biodiversity and Natural Resources wanted to answer. The answers form the basis for the <a href="/samenwerking-voor-biodiversiteit/taskforce-biodiversiteit-natuurlijke-hulpbronnen/rapport" title="Final advice Dutch Taskforce Biodiversity">recommendations issued to the government</a> on December 13th 2011.</p>
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<p>A complex issue, biodiversity touches on numerous policy areas. It is connected inseparably to society in the broadest sense. The preservation and durable use of biodiversity concern us all. Hans Alders, chairman of the Taskforce, is convinced that a link between economic interests and biodiversity is vital to the preservation of biodiversity. ‘Worldwide we will have to come to an agreement on how we will pay for the value of biodiversity. Not by means of individual project financing but on a more permanent basis. The preservation of biodiversity should be economically interesting’, Hans Alders says.</p>
<p>The Taskforce’s composition reflected this broad challenge. Its <a href="/samenwerking-voor-biodiversiteit/taskforce-biodiversiteit-natuurlijke-hulpbronnen/leden" title="Members Dutch Taskforce Biodiversity">members</a> came from different groups in society: trade and industry, science, social organizations and the government.</p>
<p>The Taskforce was instituted on 23 January 2009 by order of several ministries, LNV, VROM and OS, further to the <a href="/nederlandse-overheid-biodiversiteit/beleidsprogramma-biodiversiteit-2008-2011" title="Biodiversity Policy Program">Biodiversity Policy Program </a>(2007) and the appeal of Leaders of Nature (2006) initiated by IUCN NL.</p>Taskforce Biodiversity and Natural Resourceshttp://en.biodiversiteit.nl/samenwerking-voor-biodiversiteit/taskforce-biodiversiteit-natuurlijke-hulpbronnen2009-04-12T01:00:00Z<p>The Dutch Taskforce on Biodiversity and Natural Resources (2009-2011) was looking for the best ways and methods to use biodiversity sustainably.</p>
<p>How can we work towards the preservation and sustainable use of biodiversity in the Netherlands and other countries? Which specific tools are we using? And how do we involve Dutch society? These are the questions that the Taskforce Biodiversity and Natural Resources wanted to answer. The answers form the basis for the <a href="/samenwerking-voor-biodiversiteit/taskforce-biodiversiteit-natuurlijke-hulpbronnen/rapport" title="Final advice Dutch Taskforce Biodiversity">recommendations issued to the government</a> on December 13th 2011.</p>
<p><img style="margin: 0px; width: 500px; height: 127px;" src="/images/home_image.png" height="127" width="500" /></p>
<p>A complex issue, biodiversity touches on numerous policy areas. It is connected inseparably to society in the broadest sense. The preservation and durable use of biodiversity concern us all. Hans Alders, chairman of the Taskforce, is convinced that a link between economic interests and biodiversity is vital to the preservation of biodiversity. ‘Worldwide we will have to come to an agreement on how we will pay for the value of biodiversity. Not by means of individual project financing but on a more permanent basis. The preservation of biodiversity should be economically interesting’, Hans Alders says.</p>
<p>The Taskforce’s composition reflected this broad challenge. Its <a href="/samenwerking-voor-biodiversiteit/taskforce-biodiversiteit-natuurlijke-hulpbronnen/leden" title="Members Dutch Taskforce Biodiversity">members</a> came from different groups in society: trade and industry, science, social organizations and the government.</p>
<p>The Taskforce was instituted on 23 January 2009 by order of several ministries, LNV, VROM and OS, further to the <a href="/nederlandse-overheid-biodiversiteit/beleidsprogramma-biodiversiteit-2008-2011" title="Biodiversity Policy Program">Biodiversity Policy Program </a>(2007) and the appeal of Leaders of Nature (2006) initiated by IUCN NL.</p>RobHenenGovernment of the NetherlandsWider Community of Dutch Biodiversity ProfessionalsTexttext/htmlGovernment of the Netherlands