Sustainable Finance and Biodiversity: Building a Common Pathway

Within the BIO-CAPITAL project, ItaSIF leads WP2 to map policies, financial instruments, and investment opportunities for biodiversity protection. By linking regulation, finance, and ecosystem value, WP2 builds a shared knowledge base to integrate biodiversity into sustainable financial decision-making.

By |2026-02-02T10:51:19+00:00January 28, 2026|Blog|Comments Off on Sustainable Finance and Biodiversity: Building a Common Pathway

Biodiversity and Agriculture: What We Learned from the BIO-CAPITAL Technical Day in Toulouse

This article explores key insights from the BIO-CAPITAL Technical Day in Toulouse, examining how biodiversity in agriculture can be measured, valued and financed. It highlights practical tools, satellite-based indicators and financing schemes to scale biodiversity-friendly farming.

By |2026-01-09T11:31:56+00:00December 15, 2025|Blog|Comments Off on Biodiversity and Agriculture: What We Learned from the BIO-CAPITAL Technical Day in Toulouse

Paying for Nature: How Ecosystem Services Become Real Economic Value

Ecosystem services like clean water, fertile soil and flood protection are essential yet remain invisible in economic systems. BIO-CAPITAL’s third Deep Dive by AgroSolutions explores how Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) can change this by rewarding land managers who protect and restore nature.

By |2025-11-06T10:25:43+00:00October 31, 2025|Blog|Comments Off on Paying for Nature: How Ecosystem Services Become Real Economic Value

Triple Capital Accounting: Measuring What Truly Matters

Triple Capital Accounting (TCA) redefines what “profit” means by integrating nature and community into financial reporting. Presented by Diana Tomakh (GND Partners) at BIO-CAPITAL’s second Deep Dive, TCA adds Natural and Social capital to the traditional financial model, making ecosystems and human wellbeing visible on balance sheets.

By |2025-11-06T10:31:14+00:00October 27, 2025|Blog, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Triple Capital Accounting: Measuring What Truly Matters
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