Biodiversity & regulation

Regulation is sometimes the only effective tool to protect biodiversity and the environment more broadly. The research must then be used to support these measures and to legitimize them with groups of actors who might regard them more as constraints than as opportunities.One of the major challenges of the interface between different public policies is also the consideration of the issues of protection and sustainable management of biodiversity in other sectoral policies whose purpose is not directly environment and in particular fiscal policies, agriculture, energy, public health or industrial development.

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