Climate finance is an umbrella term for loans, investments, and other forms of financial capital allocation in the area of climate change mitigation, adaptation and/or
We envision a world where human progress, nature and bio-diversity preservation and supporting climate solutions go hand in hand. Through scientific innovations and sustainable strategies, we will strive relentlessly to restore ecosystems, support climate mitigation to tackle climate crisis, and promote protecting biodiversity.
There are two main sub-categories of climate finance: private and public, and the two can intersect. Private climate finance refers to capital emanating from institutional and retail investors with the aim of addressing climate change. This includes venture capital for climate, asset management for climate and bank lending for climate (including loans from credit unions).. Public climate finance refers to capital emanating from taxpayer money managed by international, national, and sub-national governments with the aim of addressing climate change.
needs to be removed by 2050 for net-zero emissions
is the required Nature-Based Solutions budget
needed in both interest and investment to achieve UN Goals
According to the IPCC, three of the five most effective strategies for reducing emissions are Nature-Based Solutions (NbS):
To meet UN Goals, we must limit climate change to below 1.5°C, stop biodiversity loss and deliver land degradation neutrality by 2050.
Assisting project developers in accessing fair and equitable financing for all their projects.
Assisting investors in funding highly impactful projects and jurisdictional programs.
Climate finance is an umbrella term for loans, investments, and other forms of financial capital allocation in the area of climate change mitigation, adaptation and/or resiliency.
NbS are projects/organisations aimed at improving the efficiency of human life through natural and sustainable methods.
