Nature isn’t just a backdrop to economic activity, it’s the infrastructure that makes much of it possible. And as the sustainability agenda matures, biodiversity is no longer a peripheral or specialist issue. It’s foundational to climate resilience, food security, and long-term prosperity.

From July to September 2025, a market sounding exercise was conducted to inform the design of the Adaptation Finance Window for Africa (AFWA), a new initiative that aims to catalyse private investment in adaptation and resilience across Africa led by the Investment Mobilisation Collaboration Alliance (IMCA).

This report was authored by Baringa in collaboration with the World Climate Foundation. Its purpose is to answer the question: How should...

More than 140 countries last week agreed a landmark deal to mobilise $200 billion a year by 2030 to halt and reverse biodiversity loss.

The next stop on our 2025 Roadmap to COP30 will be World Climate Investment Summit at the London Stock Exchange.

We must sharpen our message on the ties between climate, nature and business, directing our efforts toward people, planet and profit.

World Climate Agenda Summit: Keeping Climate and Nature on Top of the Agenda on the Road to COP30.

Nanshan Life is committed to making an impact on climate change and health issues...

In a rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape, tackling the environmental and climate crises demands a broader focus that integrates...

In this interview, Eloisa Frederking shares her insights, highlighting the crucial role of farmers in addressing biodiversity loss...