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Revenues for Nature Guidebook Series: Nature-based Models for Unlocking Private Investment into Water Quality and Availability

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Revenues for Nature Guidebook Series: Nature-based Models for Unlocking Private Investment into Water Quality and Availability

Year Published

2024

Contributing Organizations

United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP-FI)
Green Finance Institute (GFI)
Biodiversity Finance Initiative (BIOFIN)
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

Type of Resource

Guidance

Languages

English

Relevant Topics

Core Topic
Water
Topic 2
Climate & Transition Finance

Target Audience

Asset Managers
Asset Owners
Banks
Governments & Policymakers
Real Economy Corporates

Relevant Geography

Global
Revenues for Nature Guidebook Series: Nature-based Models for Unlocking Private Investment into Water Quality and Availability

Resource Summary

This report introduces a number of models which mobilise private sector financing to improve freshwater quality and availability in diverse regions. It describes the key features of these models, focusing on the concrete steps to replicate and scale them along with key barriers and lessons learned. It also explores models such as Payments for Ecosystem Services, Compensatory Offsetting, Water Funds and innovative water tariff structures, with examples from Japan, Ecuador, Peru, England, and Kenya. It is part of the "Revenues for Nature" (R4N) Guidebook Series, which supports the achievement of global biodiversity targets by sharing effective models for nature-based revenue generation.

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