10/10/2025
11:00 - 12:30
Hall 4B: Forum - Session Room 2
, Hybrid (onsite with livestreaming)
Session with interpretation
Why attend
Discuss how enabling policies and regulations, market incentives, and investment strategies can accelerate the transition to a nature-positive economy and lead the way towards 2030.
Session Description
The transition to a nature-positive economy requires and achieving the 2030 targets of the Kuming-Montréal Global Biodiversity Framework not only financial innovation but also an enabling policy environment that incentivizes business action on nature. Clear regulatory frameworks, risk disclosure requirements, and market-based mechanisms are part of efforts to align corporate and financial decision-making with global biodiversity goals.This session will explore how policymakers, businesses, and financial institutions can work together to scale investment in nature, integrate biodiversity into business strategies, and develop policies that drive private-sector action. Through terrestrial/ marine case studies and expert discussions, participants will gain insights into effective policy approaches, public-private collaboration, and financial mechanisms that accelerate the shift toward a nature-positive economy.
By fostering dialogue between policymakers and business leaders, this session aims to identify key levers for systemic change that could become part of global and national policies and unlock new opportunities for nature-aligned growth.