Biodiversity > Governments must leverage private sector’s interest in nature to take action on biodiversity, study says

Governments must leverage private sector’s interest in nature to take action on biodiversity, study says

Published 12:38 on June 4, 2024  /  Last updated at 12:38 on June 4, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, EMEA, International

Government-led mandatory schemes and voluntary market-based instruments must be combined to effectively protect biodiversity, a study published Tuesday said, calling on countries to harness the private sector's growing interest in engaging on nature positive.
Government-led mandatory schemes and voluntary market-based instruments must be combined to effectively protect biodiversity, a study published Tuesday said, calling on countries to harness the private sector's growing interest in engaging on nature positive.


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