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Achieving ‘no net loss’ for people and biodiversity in Uganda - U-PCLG Policy Brief
… financial institutions worldwide are increasingly adopting a ‘no net loss’ (NNL) approach to address impacts on biodiversity of development projects such as infrastructure development. … ensuring that such impacts are measured and quantified, and that any biodiversity losses incurred are balanced by gains elsewhere so that …
Publication, 01 March 2019
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Net gain: seeking better outcomes for local people when mitigating biodiversity loss from development
Publication, 01 October 2019
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Who pays the price for the loss and damage of nature?
… dialogue on the role that unsustainable consumption plays in the loss and damage of nature.  It brought together a variety of stakeholders from across the nature, economics, loss and damage, policy, practitioner and finance landscapes to share … Biodiversity … Who pays the price for the loss and damage of nature? …
Publication, 22 May 2024
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Scaling out Biocultural Heritage Territories and Agrobiodiversity Zones in the copper belt of southern Peru: planning and co-design workshop
… opportunities and social and environmental challenges, such as loss of biodiversity and displacement of Indigenous Peoples and local … Biodiversity …
Publication, 02 June 2025
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Living in the shadow of loss and damage: uncovering non-economic impacts
… this multi-author resource reveals the true impact of ‘non-economic loss and damage’.  Unlike the destruction of infrastructure or assets, … of losing traditional ways of living, cultural heritage and biodiversity cannot be ignored: they trigger the erosion of community … policymakers in understanding the nature and urgency of non-economic loss and damage, and to encourage practitioners to exchange knowledge …
Publication, 07 November 2023
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Five-dimensional sustainability assessment: a tool for assessing if wild species use is sustainable, legal and safe
… of wild species is, however, one of the key drivers of biodiversity loss. It is therefore critical that use of wild species is sustainable. … and policymakers, and aligns with the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. To meet this need, a group of like-minded … Biodiversity …
Publication, 28 May 2025
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Agroforestry uptake: tactics that smallholder farmers use to overcome barriers to adoption
… three global challenges: poverty and hunger, climate change and biodiversity loss. Agroforestry mixes trees and other woody plants together with … cultivated, multiplies economic options, increases land productivity, biodiversity and carbon storage, and builds local people’s resilience. …
Publication, 19 November 2025
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How ambitious are nature assessment tools for the private sector? A preliminary review for business, investors and tool developers
… crisis, characterised by rapid ecosystem degradation and significant biodiversity loss. This crisis has widespread implications for the environment, … economies, societies and cultures. Recognising the crucial role that biodiversity plays in sustaining economic and social systems, business … Biodiversity …
Publication, 25 October 2024
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Aligning debt relief for climate and nature with the Principles of Effective Development Cooperation
Publication, 25 February 2025
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Mainstreaming biodiversity into government decision-making
… Biodiversity is declining faster than at any other period in human … signed a “Leaders Pledge for Nature”, committing to reversing biodiversity loss by 2030, and sending a united signal to step up global ambition for … Biodiversity … Mainstreaming biodiversity into government decision-making …
Publication, 27 August 2021