In a nutshell: Governments at SBI-6 prepare for COP17/ Stability for EUDR/ Plastics Treaty momentum/South Korea’s ESG guidelines
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Last month in a nutshell: High Seas Treaty enters into force / Davos 2026 / Brazil’s Soy Moratorium dealt a major blow / Japan begins deep-sea mining trials / Chile pioneers biodiversity-linked finance / Business for Nature is hiring
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November in a nutshell: COP30 delivers big promises but falls short on a clear plan, EU continues process towards environmental deregulation.
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October in a nutshell: Countries prepare for COP17 biodiversity stocktake, EU sustainability rules hang in the balance, Rwanda updates its biodiversity strategy, Chile launches national biodiversity certification scheme
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Developed in collaboration with the We Mean Business coalition, the Nature at COP30 Advocacy Toolkit for Business outlines policy messages for companies to support an integrated nature and climate agenda at COP30.
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September in a nutshell: Two key ocean agreements come into force, first contributions to Tropical Forest fund in New York, Africa consolidates its climate priorities, the EU seeks to delay deforestation law again and almost 60 countries have updated their NBSAPs.
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In a nutshell: Hopes for a Plastics Treaty collapse in Geneva, Brazil’s pioneering anti-deforestation soy pact under scrutiny, EU environmental rollback meets resistance from citizens and businesses.
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In a nutshell: EU's green agenda under pressure, tensions rise as deep-sea mining talks stall, Cali Fund gains business momentum, ICJ decides nations can be held accountable for emissions, Brazilian ‘devastation bill’ moves closer to law, but with key articles vetoed by President.
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Bonn climate talks come up short on nature integration ahead of COP30, Omnibus Package: EU Parliament and Council look to water down sustainability regulations, United States looks to roll back forest protection policy, Nigeria and Brazil release biodiversity targets that integrate business, momentum and missed opportunities: UN Ocean Conference ends with mixed results
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The UN Ocean Conference spurred momentum but fell short of delivering binding global actions. While progress on the High Seas Treaty and new MPAs is hopeful, the lack of firm bans on deep-sea mining highlights a critical gap. For businesses, this signals a changing tide, requiring continued engagement.
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In a nutshell: US rolls back environmental protections, EU proposes further changes to reporting and deforestation regulations, UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, China’s first sovereign green bond
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Businesses can engage with Ocean topics at UNOC and beyond: 1. sign and endorse the Business Call to Action to show your support for a nature-positive, ocean-secure future, 2. Engage in policy conversations ahead of UNOC 3. Participate in ocean-focused events at UNOC and beyond.
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In a nutshell: Controversy at Deep Sea mining negotiations, EU delays sustainability reporting requirements / Public-private collaboration for nature in Chile, Japan introduces sustainability standards, Netherlands’ updates National Biodiversity Strategy
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Business for Nature and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development today unveil the latest overview report on actions for the pharmaceutical sector to contribute towards a nature positive future.
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It’s been an eventful start to 2025, with some signs of progress on nature action despite a complex global landscape. This year needs to be a turning point in global efforts to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030, and three months in, it has already provided key moments of collaboration and convergence.
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In a nutshell: COP16.2 outcome / Omnibus package / NBSAP updates / High Seas Treaty updates
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Por segundo año consecutivo, se llevó a cabo el Ciclo de Charlas sobre Naturaleza y Biodiversidad para empresas de América Latina en idioma español. La edición 2024 fue liderada por Business for Nature y la Red de Pacto Global México, en colaboración con el Grupo de Socios BfN LATAM, que agrupa a 13 organizaciones de ocho países: Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Guatemala, Ecuador, México y Perú.
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