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Explore the most recent research, expert perspectives, and actionable strategies driving the transition to a nature-positive future.
Nature Positive: Role of the Port Sector
The report proposes five priority actions for the port sector to support a nature positive future, focusing on nature-sensitive planning, clean energy and sustainable materials, pollution and invasive species mitigation, circular economy and ecosystem restoration.
Nature Positive: Corporate Assessment Guide for Financial Institutions
It is estimated that the private sector requires $1.2 trillion worth of annual investment in direct and nature-adjacent projects to halt and reverse nature loss. However, the majority of financial institutions still find that data availability and quality are barriers to allocating capital to nature.
Nature Positive: Role of the Port Sector
The report proposes five priority actions for the port sector to support a nature positive future, focusing on nature-sensitive planning, clean energy and sustainable materials, pollution and invasive species mitigation, circular economy and ecosystem restoration.
Nature Positive: Role of the Household and Personal Care Products Sector
The report highlights five priority actions for the household and personal care sector to contribute to a nature-positive future, focusing on sustainable sourcing, water stewardship, circularity, conservation, and encouraging responsible consumer behavior.
Financing the Nature-Positive Transition: CEO Briefing
This CEO briefing highlights the actions financial institutions can take to help close the nature investment gap. It outlines key barriers, leading initiatives, and priorities for scaling capital toward nature-positive outcomes.
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Nature Positive: Corporate Assessment Guide for Financial Institutions
It is estimated that the private sector requires $1.2 trillion worth of annual investment in direct and nature-adjacent projects to halt and reverse nature loss. However, the majority of financial institutions still find that data availability and quality are barriers to allocating capital to nature.
Nature Positive: Cities’ Efforts to Advance the Transition – Barranquilla
This report explores Barranquilla, one of Colombia’s fastest-growing cities' journey towards a nature-positive, resilient and inclusive future, offering lessons for other cities seeking to align development with biodiversity protection and climate goals.
Nature Positive: Cities’ Efforts to Advance the Transition – Durban
This report serves as a comprehensive overview of the valuable work being done in the City of Durban and the eThekwini Municipality to enhance partnerships and support initiatives, structures, and plans to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030, while maximizing the city’s economic and social potential
Nature Positive: Guidelines for the Transition in Cities
With only 37% of the world’s 500 most populous cities having developed a dedicated strategy focused on nature or biodiversity conservation, this report provides guidelines local leaders can follow to develop a nature strategy that will advance the nature-positive transition while achieving cities’ full economic and social potential.