New report maps definitions and frameworks for net-zero, nature positive finance
Sources of informationClimate 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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