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Institute for European Environmental Policy, London (IEEP)

 

WHO WE ARE

IEEP is an independent, not for profit institute dedicated to advancing an environmentally sustainable Europe through policy analysis, development and dissemination. Our aim is to disseminate knowledge about Europe and the environment and to analyse and present policy options. We undertake research and consultancy on the development, implementation and evaluation of environmental and environment-related policies in Europe.

WHAT OUR EXPERIENCE IS

Our focus on European policy making is shared by few and we have a reputation based on possessing a history of knowledge and involvement acquired over thirty years. We cover nine research areas spanning the key European and related national policy agendas: 
  • Agriculture and land management
  • Biodiversity 
  • Climate change and energy
  • Environmental economics
  • Global issues and external action
  • Governance
  • Industrial pollution
  • Resource use, waste and chemicals
  • Water, marine and fisheries

WHAT WE DO IN EU BON

IEEP is principally involved in the stakeholder engagement and science-policy dialogue work package (WP6). Our key task will explore the role of users of natural resources in data collection, mobilisation and use. We will look at specific cases (such as pollinators/agriculture; water companies; hunters and anglers) and identify opportunities for improving the integration and use of data. 

IN EU BON WE MAINLY CONTRIBUTE TO

WP 6 (Lead) Stakeholder engagement and science-policy dialogue
WP 7 Implementation of GEO BON: strategies and solutions at European and global levels

 

 
Dr. Graham Tucker 
  • Head of Biodiversity and Nature Conservation Programme
  • Graham has published several key works on monitoring and has helped to develop the methodology for assessing the conservation status of habitats and species in the UK for the statutory conservation agencies.
  • Key interests: implementation of Nature Directives, No Net Loss Policy, implementation of Target 2 of the Biodiversity strategy
 
Marianne Kettunen 
  • Biodiversity Programme Senior Policy Analyst
  • Marianne’s thematic expertise covers the value of biodiversity and ecosystem services, addressing the negative impacts of invasive alien species (IAS), assessing the EU efforts in achieving the Convention of Biological Diversity (CBD) objectives and the effectiveness of EU policy instruments to address scale-related conservation problems
   

 

 


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   26 SEP 2018
EU BON research keeps flowing: Downscaling and the automation of species monitoring


Biodiversity data are sparse, biased and collected at many resolutions. So techniques are needed ...

   25 APR 2018
Stemming from EU BON, new research calls for action: Overcoming the barriers to the use of conservation science in policy


Just accepted, a new paper in Conservation Letters looks at the barriers and solutions to the use...

   8 MAR 2018
New EU BON research reviews the most relevant sources for European biodiversity observation data to identifying important barriers and fill gaps


Recently published in Biological Conservation, the new EU BON supported paper is titled "Unl...

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flag big This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement No 308454.