Americas > Biodiversity credit projects must focus more on investors’ needs, report says

Biodiversity credit projects must focus more on investors’ needs, report says

Published 12:49 on April 11, 2025 / Last updated at 12:49 on April 11, 2025 / / Americas, Asia Pacific, Biodiversity, EMEA, Nature-based, Voluntary

Conservation and restoration finance initiatives, including biodiversity credit projects, must prioritise investor needs over ecological considerations during the design phase to attract buyers and avoid economic loss, a US-based non-profit has said.
Conservation and restoration finance initiatives, including biodiversity credit projects, must prioritise investor needs over ecological considerations during the design phase to attract buyers and avoid economic loss, a US-based non-profit has said.


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