GLOBIO model development strategy 2024-2027
This document describes the development strategy for the GLOBIO modelling framework for 2024–2027. It provides general direction for further improving the framework, based on the current state of the model and relevant developments in policy.
The GLOBIO modelling framework
GLOBIO is a global biodiversity modelling framework designed to inform policymakers about responses of biodiversity and ecosystem services to potential future socioeconomic development pathways and policy measures. The framework is developed and maintained by PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency and is regularly used in global assessments aimed at informing (inter)national biodiversity-relevant policy.
Two main needs for further model development
Based on a ‘stock-take’ of the current state of the model combined with an inventory of relevant policy developments, we identified two main needs for further model development: i) to broaden the indicator set in the GLOBIO framework , and ii) to improve the representation of ecological responses to (anthropogenic) environmental change. This strategy document outlines the improvements planned in each of these domains, to be detailed and fine-tuned in annual work programmes.
Authors
Specifications
- Publication title
- GLOBIO model development strategy 2024-2027
- Publication date
- 2 July 2024
- Publication type
- Report
- Page count
- 45
- Publication language
- English
- Product number
- 5435
Related
A prospective evaluation of the ambition of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework goals and targets
Assessing multiple ecosystem services in 708 European urban areas
Assessing ambitious nature conservation strategies in a below 2-degree and food-secure world
Assessing the impact of international cooperative initiatives on biodiversity
