biodiversity

Two major developments over the past year have significantly raised the stakes when it comes to how infrastructure managers consider their biodiversity impacts.

'Carbon reduction and net zero is in no way under control. It's not time to turn our attention to biodiversity or elsewhere just yet,' says Pamela Thomas, US real estate managing director at CPP.

PAI Partners presents a guide to help firms act on biodiversity at its sustainability summit, as the asset class takes shape.

From reducing pesticides to increasing renewable energy usage, Cibus Capital has implemented an array of ESG improvement measures since it acquired The Summer Berry Company in 2019.

The Article 9 fund will invest in projects to restore forests, wetlands and mangroves in developing countries.

Infrastructure funds are under growing pressure to deliver ‘nature-positive’ investments.

The industry is likely to gravitate towards credit schemes that enable multiple issuances from a single project, says Pollination's Laura Waterford.

Investors are thinking about moving beyond risk management towards 'nature positive' practices, said Actis's Shami Nissan in a video interview on the sidelines of the Impact Investor Global Summit.

Monetising the biodiversity benefits of nature-based strategies would bring a 'huge amount of upside', says AXA IM Alts' Jonathan Dean.

Private infrastructure has a 'big advantage' over other asset classes in addressing biodiversity issues, according to a panellist at Infrastructure Investor Network Global Summit in Berlin.