Financial Needs Assessment (FNA) – Argentina

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Financial Needs Assessment (FNA) – Argentina

AUGUST 23, 2025

This report estimates the financial resources Argentina needs to implement its National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP) 2025–2030 and advance its national biodiversity targets. It estimates total financing needs at US$19.3 billion through 2030, or around US$3.2 billion annually, with ecosystem restoration and conservation accounting for the largest share. The assessment provides a basis for identifying financing priorities and developing solutions to mobilize and better align resources for biodiversity.

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