As global leaders prepare to meet at COP30, dubbed “The Nature COP”, new analysis from Business for Nature reveals how the world’s largest businesses are integrating nature into their core business strategies.
In this webinar, industry experts came together to explore how businesses in Africa are addressing the nature crisis and integrating nature into their business actions. The discussion focused on what the transition to a nature-positive economy would look like, the shifts already taking place, and how companies are taking action by aligning with the high-level business actions on nature.
We are at a tipping point. Businesses are extracting resources 1.75 times faster than nature can replenish them…..But there’s also an opportunity—nature-positive business models in Asia Pacific alone could generate $4.3 trillion annually and create 230 million jobs by 2030.
For the second year in a row, the Biodiversity Talks series brought together Latin American companies to help accelerate corporate action on nature throughout the continent.
Business for Nature is excited to host an upcoming webinar titled: Preparing for the nature transition: Practical insights from African businesses. This event will provide businesses with actionable insights into integrating nature-positive strategies into their operations, aligning with global efforts to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030.
Join Business for Nature and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development for an engaging discussion with industry experts and leading Asian companies on how businesses in the region can take meaningful action to halt and reverse nature loss.
The resumed UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16.2) in Rome concluded with agreements on critical issues, as governments reached consensus on outstanding issues from Cali, Colombia.
