Science-based Markets for Nature Recovery
基于科学的自然恢复市场
基本信息
- 批准号:NE/X016544/1
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 44.36万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Research Grant
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
1. Our economy, livelihoods and well-being are dependent on biodiversity and associated ecosystem services. Yet, species are declining at the fastest rate recorded, driven by habitat loss, climate change, pollution, invasive species and pathogens. 2. Public and philanthropic funding have been insufficient to reverse these declines, creating a private financing gap estimated at £5.6 billion pa in the UK. Achieving meaningful nature recovery requires a complex set of science-led approaches, which is problematic for financial institutions to both understand and engage with meaningfully, or to assess the outcomes. 3. There are four barriers to developing high-integrity investment markets for nature recovery: i) high quality ecological data and models are required to provide assurance that interventions will provide benefits to nature; ii) the potential for maximising multiple benefits of interventions for nature and minimising the risk of dis-benefits needs to be reflected in investment models, allowing multiple investors in aggregated projects to invest; iii) capability to target opportunities for environmental enhancement at scale is required to maximise multiple benefits to nature and increase resilience to climate change; and iv) once nature-based investments are instigated, reliable monitoring and verification to globally agreed standards is required to determine return on investment and reduce investment risk.4. We will develop a community of experts from the financial sector, major landowners and ecological researchers to scope the knowledge required to address these barriers to developing a science-based investment markets for nature recovery, and support the wider ambitions of Phase II of the programme.5. We will hold facilitated user-requirements workshops bringing together a network of leading financial sector partners, major landowners and researchers to identify key knowledge gaps and co-define the capabilities of any new data and tools to enable robust and high integrity nature positive investment markets. 6. Field meetings (labs) will be held at three experimental platforms undertaking nature-based interventions: a commercial farm, and large-scale saltmarsh and peatland restoration sites. Methodologies for verifying the outcomes of management interventions will be presented and assessed in situ. Structured stakeholder interviews will quantify acceptability and confidence in these tools. 7. We will apply our collective knowledge, together with new data and tools assessed, to three client case study examples supplied by finance partners. This will enable real world testing of existing data and tools to further elucidate critical knowledge gaps. We will publish the findings as case study examples alongside lessons learned. 8. Collectively, outputs from the project will have immediately beneficial outcomes for the finance sector and potential markets for nature-positive investments. Key input into Phase II will be our co-defined user requirements, knowledge gaps and a roadmap for delivering baseline information and research.
1. 我们的经济、生计和福祉依赖于生物多样性和相关的生态系统服务。然而,由于栖息地丧失、气候变化、污染、入侵物种和病原体的影响,物种正在以有记录以来最快的速度减少。2. 公共和慈善资金不足以扭转这种下降趋势,造成英国私人融资缺口估计为每年56亿英镑。实现有意义的自然恢复需要一套复杂的以科学为主导的方法,这对于金融机构来说是有问题的,无法理解并有意义地参与其中,也无法评估结果。3. 发展高完整性的自然恢复投资市场存在四个障碍:1)需要高质量的生态数据和模型,以确保干预措施将给自然带来好处;Ii)需要在投资模式中反映干预措施对自然的多重利益最大化和不利风险最小化的潜力,允许综合项目的多个投资者进行投资;Iii)需要有能力找到大规模改善环境的机会,以最大限度地提高对自然的多重效益和增强对气候变化的抵御能力;iv)一旦启动基于自然的投资,就需要根据全球商定的标准进行可靠的监测和核查,以确定投资回报并降低投资风险。我们将建立一个由来自金融部门、主要土地所有者和生态研究人员的专家组成的社区,以扩大所需的知识范围,以解决发展以科学为基础的自然恢复投资市场的这些障碍,并支持该计划第二阶段的更广泛目标。我们将举办便利的用户需求研讨会,汇集领先的金融部门合作伙伴、主要土地所有者和研究人员网络,以确定关键的知识差距,并共同定义任何新数据和工具的能力,以实现稳健和高度诚信的自然积极投资市场。6. 现场会议(实验室)将在三个实验平台上进行基于自然的干预:一个商业农场,以及大规模的盐沼和泥炭地恢复地点。将在现场提出和评估核实管理干预结果的方法。结构化的涉众访谈将量化这些工具的可接受性和信心。7. 我们将把我们的集体知识,连同新评估的数据和工具,应用于金融合作伙伴提供的三个客户案例研究实例。这将使现有数据和工具的真实世界测试能够进一步阐明关键的知识差距。我们将把调查结果作为案例研究范例与经验教训一起发表。8. 总的来说,该项目的产出将立即为金融部门和潜在的自然积极投资市场带来有益的结果。第二阶段的关键输入将是我们共同定义的用户需求、知识差距以及提供基线信息和研究的路线图。
项目成果
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Richard Pywell其他文献
Insect pollinators: linking research and policy, Church House Conference Centre, Dean’s Yard, Westminster, London, 14 February 2012
昆虫传粉者:连接研究与政策,教堂会议中心,院长庭院,威斯敏斯特,伦敦,2012 年 2 月 14 日
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A. Vanbergen;Nick Ambrose;David Aston;J. Biesmeijer;A. Bourke;T. Breeze;P. Brotherton;Mike Brown;Dave Chandler;M. Clook;Christopher N. Connolly;Peter Costigan;Mike Coulson;James Cresswell;Robin Dean;Lynn V Dicks;A. Felicioli;O. Fojt;N. Gallai;E. Genersch;C. Godfray;M. Grieg;Julie Howarth;T. Ings;D. Kleijn;A. Klein;W. Kunin;Gavin Lewis;Alison MacEwen;C. Maus;L. McIntosh;Neil S. Millar;Peter Neumann;J. Ollerton;R. Olschewski;J. Osborne;R. Paxton;J. Pettis;B. Phillipson;S. Potts;Richard Pywell;P. Rasmont;S. Roberts;J. Salles;O. Schweiger;P. Šima;Helen Thompson;D. Titěra;B. Vaissière;J. D. Sluijs;Sarah Webster;Jonathan Wentworth;Geraldine A. Wright - 通讯作者:
Geraldine A. Wright
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