Biodiversity > Australia’s total biodiversity finance market could hit $94 bln by 2050, report finds

Australia’s total biodiversity finance market could hit $94 bln by 2050, report finds

Published 03:45 on December 5, 2022  /  Last updated at 05:45 on December 5, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

Total spending on biodiversity in Australia could rise rapidly to A$137 billion ($94 bln) by mid-century, carrying with it significant risks and opportunities for major industries such as construction, mining, and tourism, a report from consultants PwC has found.
Total spending on biodiversity in Australia could rise rapidly to A$137 billion ($94 bln) by mid-century, carrying with it significant risks and opportunities for major industries such as construction, mining, and tourism, a report from consultants PwC has found.


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