Biodiversity > Philippines weighs biodiversity credit market to attract nature investments

Philippines weighs biodiversity credit market to attract nature investments

Published 07:25 on December 22, 2022  /  Last updated at 07:25 on December 22, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

The Philippines has partnered with the One Planet Initiative to consider the possibility of establishing a biodiversity credit market, as the government is looking at ways to attract more investments to help battle the challenges of climate change and nature loss.
The Philippines has partnered with the One Planet Initiative to consider the possibility of establishing a biodiversity credit market, as the government is looking at ways to attract more investments to help battle the challenges of climate change and nature loss.


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