Nature4Climate is a global coalition of environmental organizations dedicated to promoting nature's role in tackling the climate crisis.

Nature4Climate, Nature Tech Collective, KPMG, Climate Collective and Serena launched the new report Integrating nature tech: A guide for businesses tracking advances in the nature tech market. This new resource includes case studies from major companies like Salesforce, Bank of America, Bloomberg, Foresight, Axa, Volvo, and HSBC. It demonstrates how they are using AI, satellite data, IoT, and other digital tools to reduce costs, mitigate environmental risks, and build nature-positive business models.

The Nature4Climate and NatureTech Memos launched a new database tracking companies applying nature tech solutions, such as AI, satellite data, IoT, and other digital tools to reduce costs, mitigate environmental risks, and build nature-positive business models. The database is also now part of the Nature Tech Hub, a dedicated area on the Nature4Climate website showcasing all reports analyzing this market so far, as well as the latest news, videos, and events.

As COP 16 begins, Stephanie Kimball, Senior Director of Climate Strategy at Conservation International quizzes Sue Reid, Climate Finance Advisor to Christiana Figueres, on how we can best shift financial flows towards a nature positive future, and how action on deforestation is the most crucial and proven step financial institutions can take as part of an integrated approach to reducing climate and nature-related risks.

Key events to join at COP16. Include Nature4Climate and partner’s events in your agenda to advocate for nature-based solutions and climate action.

Corporate and investment action for nature and the climate, carbon markets, ending deforestation, public finance and direct funds to Indigenous Peoples. Nature4Climate shares the highlights of Climate Week New York City and the Nature Hub.

Nature4Climate surveyed existing resources and analysis to help answer where the money to protect forests comes from.  We look at 14 sources and uses of finance to assess their current and potential contributions to keeping forests around the world standing.

On June 26th, business leaders, sustainability managers, asset owners, institutional investors, and developers of nature tech or nature-based solutions joined the Nature Positive Hub at the London Climate Action Week. The day’s discussion debated where the private sector should focus efforts to accelerate the transition towards a net-zero, nature-positive future. The participants also explored compelling business cases for nature, key barriers hindering progress, as well as potential strategies to surmount these obstacles. Here are some of our key takeaways from each session.

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In a recent evaluation of global policies, Nature4Climate in partnership with Arboretica uncovered startling statistics about the allocation of budgets for nature-based solutions (NbS). The findings, powered by advanced artificial intelligence, indicate that a mere 12% of policies worldwide have dedicated budgets for NbS implementation.