Knowledge base

Frente a la crisis que enfrenta la humanidad por la pandemia, incluida una severa contracción económica que profundiza desigualdades, y frente a los retos globales de pérdida de biodiversidad y crisis climática, la emisión de bonos verdes se presenta como una oportunidad para que el país pueda potenciar su inversión en la conservación y uso sostenible de la biodiversidad, un desarrollo energético limpio y un marco de política ambiciosa hacia la descarbonización y la transición hacia una economía verde.

_{^{El presente documento de trabajo busca Identificar posibles servicios y actividades no esenciales de interés a operar por las Áreas de Conservación en las ocho ASP priorizadas por el SINAC; así como también, potenciales oferentes interesados en asumir la operación de dichos servicios y actividades no esenciales, de acuerdo con lo establecido en el Artículo 39 de la Ley de Biodiversidad.}}

_{En el marco de las soluciones financieras de BIOFIN Costa Rica, y desde las Autoridades del Comité Director se prioriza atender el desarrollo de un nuevo modelo del Pago por Servicios Ambientales que permita atender la brecha financiera, diversificar y ampliar fuentes de ingreso para el Programa. El presente documento es una conceptualización inicial del modelo y el punto de partida para su desarrollo elaborado a partir del análisis del autor, tras consultas con las Autoridades que impulsan el proceso, aportes técnicos desde expertise internacional y academia, actores institucionales, así como del Equipo BIOFIN y el PNUD}

^{El presente documento de trabajo se trata de un documento vivo y en construcción, pues deseamos escuchar reacciones y comentarios de todos los sectores sociales que pueden verse afectados por reformas de las finanzas públicas en el futuro.}

In May 2020 BIOFIN organized an exchange meeting between countries to better understand what are the most important financing solutions that straddle across the agendas of both mainstreaming and financing. The following is a summary of the discussions and a related survey:

The Little Book of Investing in Nature provides an essential overview of the area of biodiversity finance at a time when governments and international negotiators are urgently seeking pragmatic solutions for the twin crises of climate change and the loss of nature.

Financing the protection for our natural world is a challenge that governments around the world have struggled to meet. Current estimates suggest there is a global shortfall of USD 824 billion. But The Little Book of Investing in Nature provides a simple guide for policy makers and investors as to how this shortfall can be overcome.

The Little Book identifies clear steps towards generating, delivering and realigning this finance for biodiversity, as well as highlighting the need to avoid investments in activities that damage the natural resources we depend on. It features more than 40 mechanisms and 25 case studies illustrating how governments, banks and NGOs – and sometimes combinations of all three – are driving transformation, reflecting the recent growth in the technical expertise and energy that is being directed towards efforts to value nature appropriately and pay for its conservation.

Ultimately, The Little Book makes a convincing case that resetting the global economy in such a way as to protect life on Earth is not only possible but critical.

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Le Petit Livre de l’Investissement pour la Nature donne un état des lieux complet du financement de la biodiversité au moment même où les gouvernements et les négociateurs internationaux recherchent de toute urgence des solutions pragmatiques à la double crise du changement climatique et de la dégradation de la nature.

Le financement de la protection de notre biodiversité est un défi que les gouvernements du monde entier ont du mal à relever. Les estimations actuelles montrent que le déficit mondial s’élèverait à environ 824 milliards USD. Cependant, Le Petit Livre de l’Investissement pour la Nature fournit un guide pratique à l’usage des décideurs politiques et des investisseurs sur la manière de combler ce déficit.

The Little Book of Investing in Nature provides an essential overview of the area of biodiversity finance at a time when governments and international negotiators are urgently seeking pragmatic solutions for the twin crises of climate change and the loss of nature.

Financing the protection for our natural world is a challenge that governments around the world have struggled to meet. Current estimates suggest there is a global shortfall of USD 824 billion. But The Little Book of Investing in Nature provides a simple guide for policy makers and investors as to how this shortfall can be overcome.

The Little Book identifies clear steps towards generating, delivering and realigning this finance for biodiversity, as well as highlighting the need to avoid investments in activities that damage the natural resources we depend on. It features more than 40 mechanisms and 25 case studies illustrating how governments, banks and NGOs – and sometimes combinations of all three – are driving transformation, reflecting the recent growth in the technical expertise and energy that is being directed towards efforts to value nature appropriately and pay for its conservation.

Ultimately, The Little Book makes a convincing case that resetting the global economy in such a way as to protect life on Earth is not only possible but critical.

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The Little Book of Investing in Nature provides an essential overview of the area of biodiversity finance at a time when governments and international negotiators are urgently seeking pragmatic solutions for the twin crises of climate change and the loss of nature.

Financing the protection for our natural world is a challenge that governments around the world have struggled to meet. Current estimates suggest there is a global shortfall of USD 824 billion. But The Little Book of Investing in Nature provides a simple guide for policy makers and investors as to how this shortfall can be overcome.

The Little Book identifies clear steps towards generating, delivering and realigning this finance for biodiversity, as well as highlighting the need to avoid investments in activities that damage the natural resources we depend on. It features more than 40 mechanisms and 25 case studies illustrating how governments, banks and NGOs – and sometimes combinations of all three – are driving transformation, reflecting the recent growth in the technical expertise and energy that is being directed towards efforts to value nature appropriately and pay for its conservation.

Ultimately, The Little Book makes a convincing case that resetting the global economy in such a way as to protect life on Earth is not only possible but critical.

Vous pouvez télécharger la version française ici. 

Puedes descargar la versión en español aqui. 

Anda dapat mengunduh versi Bahasa di sini.

你可以在这里下载中文版

Le Petit Livre de l’Investissement pour la Nature donne un état des lieux complet du financement de la biodiversité au moment même où les gouvernements et les négociateurs internationaux recherchent de toute urgence des solutions pragmatiques à la double crise du changement climatique et de la dégradation de la nature.

Le financement de la protection de notre biodiversité est un défi que les gouvernements du monde entier ont du mal à relever. Les estimations actuelles montrent que le déficit mondial s’élèverait à environ 824 milliards USD. Cependant, Le Petit Livre de l’Investissement pour la Nature fournit un guide pratique à l’usage des décideurs politiques et des investisseurs sur la manière de combler ce déficit.

The Little Book of Investing in Nature provides an essential overview of the area of biodiversity finance at a time when governments and international negotiators are urgently seeking pragmatic solutions for the twin crises of climate change and the loss of nature.

Financing the protection for our natural world is a challenge that governments around the world have struggled to meet. Current estimates suggest there is a global shortfall of USD 824 billion. But The Little Book of Investing in Nature provides a simple guide for policy makers and investors as to how this shortfall can be overcome.

The Little Book identifies clear steps towards generating, delivering and realigning this finance for biodiversity, as well as highlighting the need to avoid investments in activities that damage the natural resources we depend on. It features more than 40 mechanisms and 25 case studies illustrating how governments, banks and NGOs – and sometimes combinations of all three – are driving transformation, reflecting the recent growth in the technical expertise and energy that is being directed towards efforts to value nature appropriately and pay for its conservation.

Ultimately, The Little Book makes a convincing case that resetting the global economy in such a way as to protect life on Earth is not only possible but critical.

Vous pouvez télécharger la version française ici. 

Puedes descargar la versión en español aqui. 

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