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COP28: Nature damaging finance outweighs positive contributions by more than 30 to 1

Published 08:49 on December 9, 2023  /  Last updated at 08:49 on December 9, 2023  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, Biodiversity, Climate Talks, EMEA, International

Global public and private funding that has a detrimental impact on nature stands at a massive $7 trillion per year, while funding with a positive impact last year reached $200 billion, UNEP said in its annual State of Finance for Nature report, released Saturday.
Global public and private funding that has a detrimental impact on nature stands at a massive $7 trillion per year, while funding with a positive impact last year reached $200 billion, UNEP said in its annual State of Finance for Nature report, released Saturday.


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