Biodiversity > INTERVIEW: No robust nature market if finance sector can’t engage Indigenous peoples, says UN initiative

INTERVIEW: No robust nature market if finance sector can’t engage Indigenous peoples, says UN initiative

Published 01:38 on September 21, 2023  /  Last updated at 14:34 on September 21, 2023  / /  Biodiversity, International

Potential investors in biodiversity credits must engage effectively with Indigenous peoples or risk sub-par returns, as the wider financial sector moves towards building nature into their decision-making, according to the co-lead of a UN finance initiative.
Potential investors in biodiversity credits must engage effectively with Indigenous peoples or risk sub-par returns, as the wider financial sector moves towards building nature into their decision-making, according to the co-lead of a UN finance initiative.


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