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Allgemein

  Die Ökoregionenkarte: ein Baustein in der Risikoanalyse
» unknown - 626 hits - 24. September 2024
Biodiversität ist nicht gleich Biodiversität. Laut Ansicht von Expert:innen ist die Wertigkeit von Ökoregionen höchst unterschiedlich. Dies bedeutet aber auch, dass es Regionen gibt, in denen Auswirkungen auf Biodiversität gravierenden sind als in anderen oder umgekehrt, dass Sie mit gutem Management vieles Gute für Biodiversität erreichen können. In BioVal haben wir einen digitale Ökoregionenkarte (Ecoregion Map) entwickelt, die Sie nutzen können, um eine erste Einschätzung zur Wertigkeit der verschiedenen potenziellen Beschaffungsregionen zu erhalten, Die Karte wird auch in der Abschätzung des Biodiversitätsfußabdrucks mittels der BVI-Methode genutzt. Hier gelangen Sie zur Ökoregionenkarte . (https://bvi-method.org/ressourcen/ressourcen-fuer-lca-praktikerinnen/) Weitere Informationen finden Sie zudem im Praxishandbuch Biodiversitätsmanagement.

Wissenschaft

  Formative evaluation of transdisciplinary research for systematic impact orientation in real-world laboratories
» 484.0 KiB - 79 hits - 27. June 2024
Jasmin Wiefek, Emilia Nagy und Martina Schäfer von der TU Berlin haben einen Ansatz für die projektbegleitende formative Evaluation transdisziplinärer Forschung entwickelt. Die Durchführung eines Wirkungsworkshops mit der Erarbeitung einer Theory of Change bildet den Ausgangspunkt der Evaluation. In dem Anfang 2024 von der GAIA veröffentlichten Special Issue „Impacts of Real-world Labs in Sustainability Transformations“ wird das Evaluationskonzept in einem Design Report vorgestellt. Anhand zweier Beispiele aus der Reallaborforschung wird die Anwendung des Ansatzes in der Praxis erläutert.

  Ergebnisszusammenfassung des BioVal-Workshops "Auf dem Weg zur Bewertung der Auswirkungen auf die biologische Vielfalt der Meere" (only english)
» 142.2 KiB - 0 hits - 22. January 2023
In dem Workshop wurde den Status quo der Folgenabschätzung für die biologische Vielfalt im Meer diskutiert und erörtert, dargestellt welche Herausforderungen, aber auch Chancen vor liegen.

  Methoden der empirischen Erhebung von Werthaltungen für die Biodiversitätsforschung
» 1.1 MiB - 1,069 hits - 7. March 2022
Das White Paper „Methoden der empirischen Erhebung von Werthaltungen für die Biodiversitätsforschung“ der Autor:innen Uta Böhm vom Zentrum Technik und Gesellschaft (ZTG) der TU Berlin und Julius Wenzig vom ZNU – Zentrum für Nachhaltige Unternehmensführung der Universität Witten/Herdecke bietet einen Überblick über den Stand des Wissens zu möglichen Methoden, Ansätzen und Studien zur Erhebung gesellschaftlicher Werthaltungen zu Biodiversität. Der Fokus des White Papers liegt auf empirischen Methoden, die zur Erfassung gesellschaftlicher Werthaltungen zu Biodiversität in Deutschland geeignet sind. Betrachtet werden quantitative und qualitative Erhebungsmethoden zum Erfassen von Werthaltungen zu Biodiversität allgemein sowie zum Bewusstsein für den Zusammenhang von Lebensmittelproduktion und Biodiversität.

Science

  Formative evaluation of transdisciplinary research for systematic impact orientation in real-world laboratories
» 109.8 KiB - 0 hits - 27. June 2024
Jasmin Wiefek, Emilia Nagy and Martina Schäfer from TU Berlin have developed an approach for the project-accompanying formative evaluation of transdisciplinary research. The implementation of an impact workshop with the development of a theory of change forms the starting point for the evaluation. In the special issue "Impacts of Real-world Labs in Sustainability Transformations" published by GAIA in early 2024, the evaluation concept is presented in a design report. Two examples from real-world lab research are used to explain the application of the approach in practice.

  Summary of results of the BioVal – Workshop “Towards Marine Biodiversity Impact Assessment”
» 142.2 KiB - 430 hits - 22. January 2023
The workshop discussed the status quo of marine biodiversity impact assessment and outlined the challenges but also the opportunities.

  Methods of empirical survey of value attitudes for biodiversity research (only german)
» 1.1 MiB - 0 hits - 7. October 2022
The white paper "Methods of empirical assessment of value attitudes for biodiversity research" by the authors Uta Böhm from the Center for Technology and Society (ZTG) at the Technical University of Berlin and Julius Wenzig from the Center for Sustainable Management (ZNU) at the University of Witten/Herdecke provides an overview of the current state of knowledge on possible methods, approaches and studies for assessing social value attitudes towards biodiversity. The focus of the white paper is on empirical methods that are suitable for surveying societal value attitudes towards biodiversity in Germany. Quantitative and qualitative survey methods for the assessment of value attitudes towards biodiversity in general as well as the awareness of the connection between food production and biodiversity are considered.

  Aquatic Biodiversity Impact Assessment – first ideas
» 436.4 KiB - 213 hits - 7. October 2022
White Paper in the context of the research project Biodiversity Valuing & Valuation (BioVal) Phase 1. The white paper "Aquatic Biodiversity Impact Assessment - first ideas" presents first ideas for the assessment of aquatic biodiversity impacts in the context of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). These ideas were discussed and further developed with stakeholders in a workshop. In addition, an expertise on biodiversity in freshwater ecosystems was included in the white paper. The authors Dr. Ulrike Eberle from the ZNU - Center for Sustainable Management at the University of Witten/Herdecke, Prof. Dr. Jan Paul Lindner from the University of Applied Sciences Bochum and Julian Quandt show that it is in principle possible to develop a Life Cycle Impact Assessment (LCIA) method for aquatic biodiversity using the proposed approach. However, there are still some challenges to overcome.

Practice

  The ecoregion map: a building block in the risk analysis
» 8.7 MiB - 0 hits - 24. September 2024
Not all biodiversity is the same. According to experts, the value of ecoregions varies greatly. However, this also means that there are regions where impacts on biodiversity are more severe than in others or, conversely, that you can achieve many good things for biodiversity with good management. In BioVal, we have developed a digital ecoregion map that you can use to obtain an initial assessment of the value of the various potential sourcing regions. The map is also used in the biodiversity footprint assessment using the BVI method. Click here to access the ecoregion map (https://bvi-method.org/ressourcen/ressourcen-fuer-lca-praktikerinnen/). Further information can also be found in the Biodiversity Management Practice Handbook.

  Biodiversity footprint as a basis for corporate decision-making
» 8.7 MiB - 24 hits - 24. September 2024
The BVI method can be used to estimate the biodiversity impact of a company's own products. This works in a similar way to the CO2 footprint, which is already common practice in order to make the climate impact measurable. The biodiversity footprint makes it possible to measure the impact of one's own products along the supply chain on biodiversity and thus makes them controllable. Companies benefit from this analysis: without data, all they would have to do is guess. Possible applications include, for example, using the respective biodiversity footprints to compare different origins of the same product in terms of their impact on biodiversity. Another possibility is to calculate the biodiversity footprint for several scenarios in which, for example, the yield, the use of fertilizers or the fishing method are varied, in order to identify starting points for reducing negative influences on biodiversity and to derive targeted, effective measures for biodiversity protection. In this way, effective protection strategies can be derived that strengthen both the environment and the resilience of supply chains. The BVI method is also tried and tested and can be used even if the data on your own specific supply chains is not yet available. Curious? Click here to access the BVI method dashboard (https://bvi-method.org/ressourcen/ressourcen-fuer-lca-praktikerinnen/). Further information on the method can also be found in the Biodiversity Management Practical Handbook .

  Biodiversity and Food Production - Consumer Awareness, Attitudes and Willingness to Act (only german)
» 335.3 KiB - 0 hits - 27. October 2022
In order to determine the attitudes of consumers towards biodiversity and their behavioral intentions when buying food, the Center for Technology and Society (ZTG) of the Technical University of Berlin conducted an online survey with 1,028 people between 18 and 75 years of age in June 2022. The main topics of the survey are knowledge about biodiversity, awareness of the impact of food production on biodiversity, and related attitudes and prioritizations of the respondents, e.g. according to benefit considerations. Furthermore, the willingness to act for the conservation of biodiversity (e.g. by buying biodiversity-friendly products) and the expectations of consumers regarding biodiversity conservation towards food producers were surveyed.

Fragebogen

  Lieferant:innenfragebogen zur aquatischen Biodiversität (Fischerei, Aquakultur)
» 298.9 KiB - 218 hits - 24. September 2024

  Supplier questionnaire on aquatic biodiversity (fisheries, aquaculture) (english)
» 298.9 KiB - 0 hits - 24. September 2024

  Lieferant:innenfragebogen zur landwirtschaftlichen Biodiversität
» 294.8 KiB - 205 hits - 24. September 2024

  Supplier questionnaire on agriculture biodiversity (english)
» 294.5 KiB - 0 hits - 24. September 2024

  Lieferant:innenfragebogen zur landwirtschaftlichen Biodiversität inklusive Bewertung
» 301.7 KiB - 182 hits - 24. September 2024

Questionnaire

  Supplier questionnaire on agriculture biodiversity including assessment (english)
» 301.5 KiB - 0 hits - 24. September 2024

  Supplier questionnaire on aquatic biodiversity (fisheries, aquaculture)
» 298.9 KiB - 157 hits - 24. September 2024

  Supplier questionnaire on agriculture biodiversity
» 294.5 KiB - 172 hits - 24. September 2024

  Supplier questionnaire on agriculture biodiversity including assessment
» 301.5 KiB - 174 hits - 24. September 2024