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This workshop provides a practical introduction to the rapidly evolving field of biodiversity finance, with a focus on global frameworks and funding mechanisms linked to the United Nations system.
Delivered either in person or virtually, this 1–2 hour session explores how nature is valued within economic systems, the key instruments used to finance conservation and restoration, and how organisations and governments can align with emerging biodiversity priorities.
Through guided discussion and applied examples, participants will gain a grounded understanding of how biodiversity finance works in practice, and how it can be leveraged to support both environmental and development outcomes.
This workshop provides a practical introduction to the rapidly evolving field of biodiversity finance, with a focus on global frameworks and funding mechanisms linked to the United Nations system.
Delivered either in person or virtually, this 1–2 hour session explores how nature is valued within economic systems, the key instruments used to finance conservation and restoration, and how organisations and governments can align with emerging biodiversity priorities.
Through guided discussion and applied examples, participants will gain a grounded understanding of how biodiversity finance works in practice, and how it can be leveraged to support both environmental and development outcomes.