Posts tagged policy
How the COPs are driving businesses to move from promises to action - CECODES

COPs have become a critical platform for businesses to step up for nature. At COP16 last year, we saw an incredible show of force from supportive businesses. This collective business voice is so important because it gives governments the confidence to create and enforce the strong policies we need to level the playing field and accelerate action for nature.

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Is culture the missing catalyst in nature finance?

The case for investing in nature has never been stronger, yet the money still isn’t flowing. The global economy depends on stable ecosystems, but research puts the nature finance gap at roughly $700 billion a year — the difference between what is needed to safeguard natural systems and what is currently being invested. That shortfall poses risks to supply chains, food security, public health, insurance, and capital markets themselves.

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Catch up on the main nature policy news from June

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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March news update: Encouraging steps on nature action despite turbulent start to 2025

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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2° Ciclo de Charlas Naturaleza y Biodiversidad en América Latina 2024 

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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