世界银行-大自然的底线：肯尼亚生态系统退化的经济和财政成本（英）

NATURE’S BOTTOM LINE:THE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL COSTS OF ECOSYSTEM DEGRADATION IN KENYAPublic Disclosure AuthorizedPublic Disclosure AuthorizedPublic Disclosure AuthorizedPublic Disclosure Authorized- 2 -This report was jointly developed by the World Bank with support from the Kenya Pri-vate Sector Alliance (KEPSA) and Kenya Bankers Association (KBA). The World Bank team included (in alphabetical order): Nepomuk Dunz (Senior Economist), Etienne Espagne (Senior Economist), Isfandyar Zaman Khan (Lead Financial Sector Specialist), Rachel Mok (Financial Sector Specialist) and Mansi Vipin Panchamia (Consultant). Alwaleed Alatabani (Practice Manager, Finance, Competitiveness and Investment, East Africa) supervised the project, and the team received guidance from Marek Hanusch (Lead Economist and Pro-gram Leader in the World Bank’s Prosperity Vertical). The team also received input from Juliane Kriebitzsch (Consultant). The KEPSA team included Dr. Jackson K. Koimbori (Head of KEPSA Consult and Senior Circular Economy and Climate Change Coordinator). The KBA team included Roselyne Njino (Senior Sustainability Specialist). The team is grateful for the feedback and insights from the following experts who acted as peer reviewers: Fiona Stewart (Lead Financial Sector Specialist), Faruk Liriano (Financial Sector Specialist), Hisham Osman (Senior Environmental Engineer), Victor Vazquez (Senior Water Specialist) and Ghada Elabed (Senior Agriculture Economist).The project is supported by the World Bank’s Climate Support Facility (CSF) and the C3A program. The mission of the CSF is to support developing countries in accelerating their transition to low-carbon and climate-resilient development and elevate the national de-carbonization agenda. The mission of the C3A (Coalition for Capacity on Climate Action) program is to support Ministries of Finance and their ecosystem to provide integrated and common solutions to the climate and nature challenges.Acknowledgement NATURE’S BOTTOM LINE: THE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL COSTS OF ECOSYSTEM DEGRADATION IN KENYANATURE’S BOTTOM LINE: THE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL COSTS OF ECOSYSTEM DEGRADATION IN KENYATable of Content- 3 -Acknowledgement ................................................................................................................................................................................. 2Glossary ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5List of Figures ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 6List of Tables and List of Boxes ..................................................................................................................................................... 7Acronyms and Abbre