Biodiversity management

On the UNFCCC COP30 Biodiversity Day, we call for the integrated management of the biodiversity and climate crises by policymakers to achieve the targets set in their nationally determined contributions (NDCs) and national biodiversity strategies and action plans (NBSAPs).

On the UNFCCC COP30 Biodiversity Day, we call for the integrated management of the biodiversity and climate crises by policymakers to achieve the targets set in their nationally determined contributions (NDCs) and national biodiversity strategies and action plans (NBSAPs).

We're delighted to welcome three new co-chairs to the Real Assets working group. The group unites 24 representatives from 15 Finance for Biodiversity (FfB) member organisations around a common goal: embedding biodiversity and nature considerations into infrastructure, real estate, and natural capital finance, and drive global market change.

On the UNFCCC COP30 Biodiversity Day, we call for the integrated management of the biodiversity and climate crises by policymakers to achieve the targets set in their nationally determined contributions (NDCs) and national biodiversity strategies and action plans (NBSAPs).

Offering the first practical guidance for integrating nature-related risks and opportunities into sovereign debt analysis, pricing, and policy engagement. The report is now open for external consultation.

We are proud to announce the expansion of our Advisory Board with six new members who joined in August 2025. Building on the Board’s formation in April 2022, when 11 sustainable finance leaders first came together under the chairmanship of Suresh Weerasinghe, the Advisory Board continues to grow in expertise, diversity, and global reach.

We are thrilled to unveil the Finance for Biodiversity Foundation’s new website, which also showcases our refreshed brand.

The Finance for Biodiversity (FfB) Foundation Real Assets Working Group is now underway. The Working Group is a new initiative to help financial institutions integrate nature considerations into infrastructure, real estate and natural capital investments, and drive global market change.

The Finance for Biodiversity (FfB) Foundation Real Assets Working Group is now underway. The Working Group is a new initiative to help financial institutions integrate nature considerations into infrastructure, real estate and natural capital investments, and drive global market change.