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Study finds impact limitations for private biodiversity finance

Published 07:00 on March 14, 2023  /  Last updated at 07:00 on March 14, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

Private sector interest in biodiversity is growing rapidly after the success at COP15 and the emergence of a voluntary nature credit market, but a study released this week warned that private finance won’t be a silver bullet for the biodiversity crisis as private capital injected into the field so far has come with certain limitations and preferences.
Private sector interest in biodiversity is growing rapidly after the success at COP15 and the emergence of a voluntary nature credit market, but a study released this week warned that private finance won’t be a silver bullet for the biodiversity crisis as private capital injected into the field so far has come with certain limitations and preferences.


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