19 December 2023Banking, Climate Change, Insurance, Investment, Nature, News, Policy, Pollution & Circular Economy, SDGs and Impact, Social
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The Net-Zero Banking Alliance’s outgoing chair urges governments to intensify efforts on the path to net zero.
The UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) releases the first reports in a new series of resources helping banks implement and benefit from the interlinkages between the circular economy and major sustainability challenges of climate change, nature loss, and pollution.
In February 2023, we wrote about how policymakers and regulators could support the implementation of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework…
The Bogota Declaration on Sustainable Insurance- The Bogota Declaration on Sustainable Insurance (BDSI), recently elected Fasecolda, Federation of Colombian Insurers,…
27 June 2024: United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI), Climate Bonds Initiative and the Principles for Responsible Investment…
On behalf of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), UNEP FI is excited to officially announce the second Finance and…
The recent launch of the UNEP FI Risk Centre marks a significant step forward in environmental risk management. Designed to offer a comprehensive approach, the centre aims to simplify the complexities of climate change and biodiversity loss for financial institutions.
Private finance for nature has surged elevenfold in four years, from $9.4 billion to over $102 billion, according to new research shared at the 3rd World Biodiversity Forum in Davos.
The 2024 Climate Risk Landscape Report by UNEP FI sheds light on an essential truth: our journey to a net-zero future is intrinsically linked to our efforts to restore nature.
For centuries, livestock farmers in Aso, Japan, have gathered each spring for one purpose: to set fire to the region’s famed grasslands.