Asia Pacific > BRIEFING: Over half of APAC’s economy directly dependent on nature, highly vulnerable to nature-related risks

BRIEFING: Over half of APAC’s economy directly dependent on nature, highly vulnerable to nature-related risks

Published 11:54 on April 24, 2024  /  Last updated at 11:54 on April 24, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Biodiversity, International, Nature-based, Other APAC

Countries in the Asia Pacific region are highly vulnerable to nature-related risks, including loss of biodiversity, an increase in pollution, and the non-availability of freshwater, and the failure to address these losses could lead material financial risk for companies and institutional investors, panellists told a webinar Wednesday.
Countries in the Asia Pacific region are highly vulnerable to nature-related risks, including loss of biodiversity, an increase in pollution, and the non-availability of freshwater, and the failure to address these losses could lead material financial risk for companies and institutional investors, panellists told a webinar Wednesday.


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