Enhancing climate ambition through NbS

Sunday 06 Oct 2019
Enhancing climate ambition through NbS
Ecosystems provide ecosystem services to people; a well-known example of an ecosystem service is pollination of crops by insects.

On the basis of an analysis of comparative assessments of nature’s prominence in NDCs to date, our new report with IUCN highlights what can be done to fully harness the potential of NbS in global climate action. National commitments to NbS are also available via our NBS Policy Platform.

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Going beyond market-based mechanisms to finance nature-based solutions and foster sustainable futures

Investments in activities that exploit and destroy biodiversity and its ecosystems currently outweigh investments in restoration and preservation. Subsidies for extractive industries total 1.8 trillion [...] Read more April 5, 2023
Mobilizing funding for equitable transdisciplinary research partnerships

Mobilizing funding for equitable transdisciplinary research partnerships

The new Sentinel briefing on Funding equitable transdisciplinary research partnerships for societal impact is now out. NbSI team member Alexandre Chausson was a contributing author on [...] Read more March 1, 2023
Increased success in large carnivore translocations and rewilding

Increased success in large carnivore translocations and rewilding

A new study in the journal Biological Conservation, a team of researchers led by the NbSI’s Seth Thomas looked at factors which influence the success of [...] Read more February 16, 2023