New report maps definitions and frameworks for net-zero, nature positive finance
Sources of information Climate change and nature loss are increasingly interconnected, yet definitions of “net zero” and “nature positive” still vary across financial frameworks, taxonomies, and tracking methodologies. A new Climate Policy Initiative (CPI) report reviews literature from 2007 to 2025 to map existing definitions and frameworks for Net-Zero Nature-Positive (NZNP) finance, identifying areas of convergence and key gaps. As the first research output of the Net-Zero Nature-Positive Accelerator Integrated Programme (NZNPA IP), the report provides a common foundation for integrating climate and nature into financial strategies, strengthening investment signals, and enabling more consistent tracking of finance toward both climate and nature goals.
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Climate change and nature loss are increasingly interconnected, yet definitions of “net zero” and “nature positive” still vary across financial frameworks, taxonomies, and tracking methodologies. A ne
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