Zambia Reduces Minimum Investment Threshold to Attract Incentives for Local Green Investments
Zambia Reduces Minimum Investment Threshold to Attract Incentives for Local Green Investments
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BIOFIN, a United Nations Development Programme-managed global programme, exists to demonstrate how nature positive economies can work for people and planet.
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20 April 2022
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BIOFIN’s team of experts are currently working in 40 countries to develop Biodiversity Finance Plans - roadmaps towards a more sustainable future. The experts draw on qualitative and quantitative data, innovative methodologies, and input from a variety sectors to create an agenda for action.
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Design of National Biodiversity Finance Plans outside of the BIOFIN Programme.
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