From powerful discussions at the Nature Hub to the rise of private capital for Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) in the US, this year’s #ClimateWeekNYC2024 showcased a unified commitment to a sustainable, Paris-aligned future. Dive into our reflections on key takeaways, the growing role of Indigenous voices, and the momentum building for NbS as a critical infrastructure asset class. Read more to explore the future of climate finance and natural capital.
This week’s Corporate Investments in Forestry and Biodiversity (CIFB) Summit brought together key players across the #NatureBasedSolutions ecosystem to discuss the evolution of NbS into a mature asset class. With insights from local communities and private sector leaders, the event set the stage for critical dialogues ahead of #COP16. Read on to discover the key takeaways from this pivotal gathering.
EHighlights from London Climate Action Week – Nature Positive Hub
This week, the Nature Positive Hub brought together leading voices from the #NatureBasedSolutions (NbS) community to discuss scaling private capital inflows and accelerating impact in the natural capital landscape. Thought-provoking insights, like Nigel Topping's powerful analogy on exponential progress, captured the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Regenerative Agriculture as a Way Forward to climate resilience and Food Security
We had the privilege of hosting Ruth DeFries for an insightful discussion on scaling Regenerative Agriculture (Regen Ag) as a powerful #NatureBasedSolution (NbS) to tackle climate change and ensure food security. Drawing from her experiences in Madhya Pradesh and her academic expertise, Ruth shared valuable perspectives on the challenges and opportunities in adopting sustainable farming practices. From rethinking the Green Revolution’s legacy to leveraging India’s rich millet diversity, this conversation underscored the critical role of local communities, policy reform, and long-term planning in scaling Regen Ag effectively. Read on for key takeaways from this engaging session.