This report provides the latest scientific evidence on the impacts of human activity on nature and their socio-economic implications, laying out the challenges and opportunities facing re/insurers and how they, as risk managers and investors, can support the development of a nature-positive economy and incentivise sustainable business models. It also explores the profound interconnectivity between nature loss and climate change in terms of both risks and solutions and highlights seven factors that are driving nature-positive considerations into core business decision-making in insurance.
See also:
- Webinar: Net Zero and Nature Positive: Leveraging insurance in the economic transition
- Press release: Insurers are innovating to address nature loss, details Geneva Association report
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