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DEFINITION: GEF benefits index for biodiversity (0 = no biodiversity potential to 100 = maximum). GEF benefits index for biodiversity is a composite index of relative biodiversity potential for each country based on the species represented in each country, their threat status, and the diversity of habitat types in each country. The index has been normalized so that values run from 0 (no biodiversity potential) to 100 (maximum biodiversity potential). Figures expressed per million population for the same year.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Iceland	2.19	2008
2	Portugal	0.52	2008
3	Cyprus	0.422	2008
4	Norway	0.274	2008
5	Greece	0.249	2008
6	Russia	0.24	2008
7	Spain	0.15	2008
8	Georgia	0.146	2008
9	Croatia	0.141	2008
10	Ireland	0.125	2008
11	Bulgaria	0.106	2008
12	Bosnia and Herzegovina	0.0956	2008
13	Republic of Macedonia	0.0947	2008
14	Azerbaijan	0.0907	2008
15	Turkey	0.0886	2008
16	Slovenia	0.0843	2008
17	France	0.0823	2008
18	Armenia	0.0763	2008
19	Malta	0.0689	2008
20	Italy	0.0643	2008
21	Albania	0.0585	2008
22	United Kingdom	0.0578	2008
23	Estonia	0.0424	2008
24	Austria	0.0392	2008
25	Serbia	0.0328	2008
26	Sweden	0.0323	2008
27	Finland	0.0321	2008
28	Romania	0.0304	2008
29	Switzerland	0.0297	2008
30	Denmark	0.0284	2008
31	Slovakia	0.0236	2008
32	Latvia	0.0188	2008
33	Hungary	0.0156	2008
34	Poland	0.0138	2008
35	Czech Republic	0.0109	2008
36	Netherlands	0.0104	2008
37	Ukraine	0.0101	2008
38	Lithuania	0.00846	2008
39	Germany	0.00778	2008
40	Moldova	0.00398	2008
41	Belarus	0.00298	2008
42	Belgium	0.00133	2008
=43	Monaco	0.0	2008
=43	Montenegro	0.0	2008
=43	Liechtenstein	0.0	2008
=43	Luxembourg	0.0	2008
=43	Andorra	0.0	2008
=43	San Marino	0.0	2008

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