There is a quest for bankable projects which have the ability to create positive environmental returns that lead to improved biodiversity and climate mitigation and/or adaptation, while also being attractive for financial institutions to invest in. WWF refers to these bankable projects as Bankable Nature Solutions. This publication serves an introduction to Bankable Nature Solutions and presents 13 case studies that offer different solutions that generate a financial return and have a positive impact on nature and climate.

Around the world, ecosystems and the services they provide are under pressure. In order to safeguard these, nature organisations need to engage companies and governments to work towards joint solutions. How to make such collaborations work? This article presents 5 useful tips for NGOs and businesses to engage towards green and responsible business operations.

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The new “State of Finance for Nature” report assesses how much public and private investment is being directed towards nature-based solutions and provides insights into the extent to which governments, businesses and financiers are “walking-the-talk”.

Sustainable finance and ESG investing are trending topics – but what do these terms really mean? How can they help mobilize funds to combat climate change and restore the Earth’s dwindling biodiversity? From definitions to key players, this video explains the basics of sustainable finance.