Rwanda Natural Capital Accounts Ecosystems (English)

A key role of government is to promote societal wellbeing, economic development and to reduce risks to society. In addressing these roles, government employs built capital (such as infrastructure), human capital (such as people and skills) and social capital (such as laws and trade). To develop, maintain and optimize the use of these capitals, government keeps a detailed account of these assets, their numbers, condition and their respective trends...

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Benitez Ponce,Pablo Cesar;

Brown,Timothy H.;

Mander,Myles;

Bagstad,Kenneth Joseph;

Rutebuka,Evariste;

Rukundo, Emmanuel;

Nyirinkindi, Aimable;

Katanisa,Peter;

Sayinzoga,Aussi;

Naramabuye,Francois Xavier;

Bizimana, Jean Pierre;

Ahlroth, Sofia Elisabeth;

Mutesi,Belinda;
Document Date
2019/11/01
Document Type
Report
Report Number
145861
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
Africa,
Region
Africa,
Disclosure Date
2020/02/10
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Rwanda Natural Capital Accounts Ecosystems
Keywords
catchment

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Benitez Ponce,Pablo Cesar; Brown,Timothy H.; Mander,Myles; Bagstad,Kenneth Joseph; Rutebuka,Evariste; Rukundo, Emmanuel; Nyirinkindi, Aimable; Katanisa,Peter; Sayinzoga,Aussi; Naramabuye,Francois Xavier; Bizimana, Jean Pierre; Ahlroth, Sofia Elisabeth; Mutesi,Belinda.

Rwanda Natural Capital Accounts Ecosystems (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/832111581305068419

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