Investor alliance calls on governments to act on biodiversity issue

Investors need companies to report their impact on nature and biodiversity if private capital is supposed to avert the loss of millions of species, Finance for Biodiversity Foundation stresses. 
Head of climate and environment at Storebrand and co-chair at the Public Policy Advocacy under the Finance for Biodiversity Foundation, Emine Isciel. | Photo: Pr / Storebrand
Head of climate and environment at Storebrand and co-chair at the Public Policy Advocacy under the Finance for Biodiversity Foundation, Emine Isciel. | Photo: Pr / Storebrand

The investor alliance Finance for Biodiversity Foundation wants to unite private and public money to avert the loss of biodiversity, and at the same time make sure that investors have relevant data to make risk analyses on biodiversity. 

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