Soon to be launched, the Finance for Nature Positive (FfNP) Programme is a multiple year initiative led by the Finance for Biodiversity (FfB) Foundation. It will unite financial institutions to future-proof investments and direct capital towards nature-positive outcomes, contributing to a more resilient global economy.
Objective:
Catalyse systemic change across financial markets by equipping financial institutions with the tools and guidance to align portfolios, lending, and investment strategies with nature-positive outcomes.
Programme delivery
- Build a practical framework that will help financial institutions identify, assess, and direct funding towards real economy players and countries with the potential to contribute to the nature-positive goal.
- Develop implementation materials to help support informed decision-making: case studies, country profiles, and overview reports of available data and funding vehicles.
- Expand the Finance for Nature Positive Working Model (published in 2024 by the FfB Foundation & UNEP FI) providing common definitions and standards for measurable biodiversity outcomes.
Approach
- Market-driven design: tailored to meet real financing needs for nature-positive outcomes.
- Bottom-up working model: developed collaboratively with financial institutions and stakeholders.
Get involved
Finance for Biodiversity Foundation members can actively contribute through dedicated working groups:
- Positive Impact
- Real Assets
- Sovereign Debt
- Additional groups to be announced soon
Partners:
Supported by:
Public Notice: Share Your Feedback on the “Finance for Nature Positive” Programme
A public consultation is now open for the Finance for Nature Positive (FfNP) Programme. The Finance for Biodiversity Foundation invites stakeholders to review and provide feedback on the Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP), helping ensure an inclusive and transparent approach to developing the FfNP framework. The consultation is open until 15 June 2026.