Policy and Institutional Review, Namibia

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Policy and Institutional Review, Namibia

DECEMBER 11, 2025

Namibia’s Biodiversity Finance Policy and Institutional Review (PIR) provides a baseline assessment of the country’s biodiversity finance landscape, policies and institutions. It highlights Namibia’s strong conservation framework and community-based achievements, while identifying financing gaps, fragmented coordination, reliance on donor funding and limited private-sector participation. The review also outlines opportunities to scale up finance through mechanisms such as payments for ecosystem services, biodiversity offsets, green bonds and eco-labelling.

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