🌱 According to World Economic Forum, over half of the world’s GDP is moderately or highly dependent on nature. This makes nature and biodiversity no longer a secondary thought for sustainable development, but critical for its success. #NCD2026 brought together Nordic and international actors to explore how finance and expertise can advance biodiversity and nature-positive solutions. “In many countries, the climate has fallen far down on the political agenda, driven primarily by competing economics, crises and geopolitical tensions. We need new ideas, new ways to mobilise funds for climate adaptation in less-developed countries. Nature is our best and most cost-effective tool to adapt to climate change,” explained Monika Rubin, Denmark’s Minister for Social Affairs and Minister for Nordic Cooperation. Nature-positive finance initiatives include organic agriculture, forest restoration, and sustainable fisheries. For example, mangrove restoration can strengthen coastal resilience, while wetlands restoration can help protect cities by reducing flood risks and supporting natural water management. 🔹 Read the article to learn more about the discussed Nordic action on climate, development and nature, and how to advance biodiversity-positive finance: https://shorturl.at/jTZye #NaturePositiveFinance #Biodiversity #ClimateFinance #SustainableDevelopment