17 May 2022Events, Roundtables
Nature
Nature, News | 07 September 2022
Nature risk – no longer ‘if’, but ‘how’ and ‘where’
The extent to which our global economy and financial system can flourish is fundamentally underpinned by the state of nature.…
One small step for finance, one giant leap for nature
Exploring nature-based climate solutions for a net zero future, and how UNEP FI is connecting across the industry to support…
A typology of risks to increase investment in indigenous and community-led landscapes
By Dr Frank Hawkins, IUCN and Steering Committee Member for the Coalition for Private Investment in Conservation (CPIC), and Jessica…
TNFD releases second iteration beta framework including initial guidance on metrics
The TNFD expands its beta framework for nature risk management and disclosure, including the Taskforce’s approach to metrics and specific…
Blue Finance, Nature, News | 28 June 2022
UNEP FI joins international coalition to develop guidance on blue bonds
Five top international organisations jointly launch global guidance for bonds to finance the sustainable blue economy—a commitment to provide the…
Blue Finance, Events, Nature, Webinars | 22 June 2022
Investing in sustainable seafood: Why it matters and what can be done
Seafood may be the most traded food commodity in the world, but there is still much to be done to…
Nature, Projects | 05 June 2022
Food, Forests & Land
Food Systems Given the urgency of the climate crisis and the need to limit global warming below 1.5°C, financial institutions…
Blue Finance, Nature, Publications | 02 June 2022
Harmful marine extractives: Deep-Sea Mining
The deep sea contains many of the most pristine ecosystems on our planet and plays a crucial role in regulating…
Blue Finance, Nature, Publications | 17 May 2022
Harmful marine extractives: Offshore Oil & Gas
The science is clear, reaching “net zero” by 2050 will require a rapid, deep and sustained reduction in global greenhouse…
Events, Nature, Webinars | 09 May 2022
Nature-related risks, central banks and financial system resilience
Explore how central banks are starting to tackle nature and biodiversity loss, recognising the need to consider this critical topic in order to maintain monetary and financial stability across the economy. Taking a global view, this webinar looks at the challenges faced by both developed and emerging economies worldwide, taking stock of the increasing speed of development in this fast-evolving space, as policymakers, regulators, central banks and financial institutions realise they can leverage their experience in climate to take rapid action on nature.
