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Ancient Brazil Nut Tree in the Amazon Rainforest near Alta Floresta, Brazil

Nature is fundamental to climate stability, economic prosperity, and human well-being, yet the financing needed to protect and restore ecosystems remains far below what is required.

CPI helps governments, financial institutions, investors, and development partners design policy reforms and scale finance solutions that mobilize capital for biodiversity, natural resource conservation, sustainable bioeconomies, and nature-based solutions. Drawing on our deep expertise across policy effectiveness, financial analysis, and capital mobilization, we identify barriers to investment, develop practical financing mechanisms, and guide the enabling conditions needed to channel funding toward high-impact conservation and restoration efforts.

As biodiversity loss, ecosystem degradation, and climate risks increasingly threaten economies and communities, CPI is helping create pathways to a nature-positive future that delivers lasting environmental, social, and economic value.

Latest work

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Scaling Nature-based Solutions Finance Through Standardization, Data, and Transparent Processes

This blog unpacks the persistent barriers to NbS investment, and what it will take to overcome them.

Publication

Unlocking Finance for Nature-based Solutions in Indian Cities

Guidebook and repository by the India Forum for NbS providing a three-step framework to assess policy, strengthen project models, and unlock finance for urban Nature-based Solutions in Indian cities. Includes best practices and stakeholder insights to support scale and investment readiness.

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From Growing Interest to Action: What Is Shaping Corporate Uptake of Biodiversity Credits?

This blog unpacks corporate perspectives on biodiversity credits and what barriers and drivers are currently shaping this emerging market.

Publication

Páramo Wildfire Resilience Facility

The Páramo Wildfire Resilience Facility provides rapid funding for early response and long-term resilience against wildfire damage and human-induced degradation in Colombia’s Páramos ecosystems. 

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Credit Where It’s Due: Financial Institutions and Credit for Deforested Properties

This study reveals that subsidized rural credit has been widely channeled by various financial institutions to finance producers who allowed the destruction of native vegetation.

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Lab Alumni share insights on scaling climate finance

Learn how innovative climate finance solutions are scaling impact. This blog post features insights innovators on leveraging guarantees, standardizing approaches, and investing in nature-based solutions to address climate change.
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