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The 'Biodiversity Related Risks and Opportunities to the Financial Sector' project is a groundbreaking initiative addressing a critical gap in biodiversity financing. Now, more than ever, the financial sector needs robust tools to understand and mitigate the impacts of biodiversity loss. This PPP's unique approach aligns science-based future biodiversity and financial scenarios, utilizing advanced economic modelling techniques to provide comprehensive monetary estimates of biodiversity effects on the economy at the country and sector levels.

Wageningen University and Research (WUR) brings long-standing expertise in integrating science-based future scenarios with economic impacts, offering detailed insights into how biodiversity loss affects various sectors. This project stands out by delivering these insights and developing an additional, comprehensive dataset on possible abatement and restoration measures and their cost-effectiveness.

By working closely with financial industry stakeholders (FIS), this PPP ensures that the developed data and methodologies are scientifically rigorous and practically applicable. This Public-Private Partnership is uniquely positioned to drive significant change in how the financial industry perceives and responds to biodiversity related risks and opportunities, making this initiative both timely and essential.

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🔍 The Nature-Economy Equilibrium: Economists and Ecologists Unite to Address Global Financial Risks from Nature Loss 🌏

Nature is under severe pressure worldwide, with a projected continuous loss by 2050. Despite our society’s reliance on nature’s services, the global economic impact is largely unknown.
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We are always looking for new members to our consortium. For more information about the project, partnership opportunities and joining the project, please get in touch with Haki Pamuk (haki.pamuk@wur.nl) and Maria Naranjo (maria.naranjo@wur.nl).
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Consortium

Wageningen Economic Research
Deloitte
The Foundation for Sustainable Development (FSD)
Ortec Finance
Commerzbank
ING
APG
Allianz group

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