Biodiversity > ANALYSIS: The Nature Restoration Law – what’s next for EU companies?

ANALYSIS: The Nature Restoration Law – what’s next for EU companies?

Published 07:59 on June 24, 2024  /  Last updated at 08:00 on June 24, 2024  /  Biodiversity, EMEA

EU member states could include the private sector in their plans to achieve national targets under the Nature Restoration Law (NRL) as public funding will likely prove insufficient, and the newly approved legislation is likely to contribute to scaling the biodiversity credit market, according to experts.
EU member states could include the private sector in their plans to achieve national targets under the Nature Restoration Law (NRL) as public funding will likely prove insufficient, and the newly approved legislation is likely to contribute to scaling the biodiversity credit market, according to experts.


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