Tremendous efforts have been deployed globally to conserve the remaining rainforests, grasslands, rivers and lakes, reefs and mangroves, and other ecosystems that are critical for safeguarding biodiversity and the ecosystem services upon which humanity depends. However, the extent of environmental degradation is such that recovering the productivity of degraded ecosystems is equally important – for nature, communities, and economic sectors. This report aims to shift the perception that restoration finance is limited to grant funding from domestic and international public sources only. Drawing on case studies, it highlights the investment drivers and entry points for private finance in restoration projects. The financing models presented also point to opportunities for replication and scaling.
Blueprints for Private Investment in Ecosystem Restoration: Lessons from Case Studies
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