Ecosystems and Human Well-being
It examines the linkages between ecosystems and human well-being, particularly on ecosystem services such as provisioning, regulating, cultural, and supporting services. The assessment posits that people are integral parts of ecosystems, and changes in the human condition cause changes in ecosystems and vice versa. The MA synthesizes existing knowledge from scientific literature, private sector, practitioners, local communities, and indigenous peoples to provide scientifically credible answers to policy-relevant questions.
Please click the links below and read the following pages:
-Box 2.1 (p.40)
-Table 2.1 (p.41-45)
-Box 3.1 (p.50-54)
●Millennium Ecosystem Assessment Report
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