Scaling conservation funding will require the public and private sectors to integrate nature into planning processes, policies and investments: BNEF
Safeguarding the Earth’s biodiversity won’t be cheap, but it is far less expensive than the alternative.
Financing explicitly to protect and restore the planet’s more fragile natural resources currently amounts to $166 billion per year – less than one-sixth of the annual investment in the energy transition, based on analysis from research company BloombergNEF. This will need to jump to almost $1 trillion by 2030 to sustainably manage biodiversity and maintain the integrity of ecosystems.
https://about.bnef.com/blog/1-trillion-to-protect-biodiversity-is-cheaper-than-the-cost-of-inaction/
Safeguarding the Earth’s biodiversity won’t be cheap, but it is far less expensive than the alternative.
Financing explicitly to protect and restore the planet’s more fragile natural resources currently amounts to $166 billion per year – less than one-sixth of the annual investment in the energy transition, based on analysis from research company BloombergNEF. This will need to jump to almost $1 trillion by 2030 to sustainably manage biodiversity and maintain the integrity of ecosystems.
https://about.bnef.com/blog/1-trillion-to-protect-biodiversity-is-cheaper-than-the-cost-of-inaction/
