Nature-based markets are worth $10 trillion per year, study finds

Published 12:57 on December 7, 2022  /  Last updated at 12:57 on December 7, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

The Taskforce on Nature Markets, supported by consultancy McKinsey's Vivid Economics, released Wednesday a report that outlines how the world could utilise nature markets to curb biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation, valuing multiple established and nascent markets at almost $10 trillion per year in total.
The Taskforce on Nature Markets, supported by consultancy McKinsey's Vivid Economics, released Wednesday a report that outlines how the world could utilise nature markets to curb biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation, valuing multiple established and nascent markets at almost $10 trillion per year in total.


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