At the current rate of deforestation, Côte d’Ivoire is in the process of irretrievably losing all its forest cover by 2034. The country is the world’s largest producer of cocoa. The extension of farmland for cocoa cultivation is one of the main drivers of deforestation.
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Coffee production in the Central Highlands faces a multitude of challenges; decades of intensive cultivation and expansion onto marginal land has degraded the soil quality and left smallholders less resilient to both climate change and vulnerable to fluctuations in the price of coffee. As a result, many smallholders are in a negative spiral of declining yields leading to the increasing application of inputs to compensate, which is further reducing their already limited margins.
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Pastures for livestock production account for over 20% of the national territory of Costa Rica. Low levels of productivity of livestock producers with low climate performance has made salient the need for transition towards a more sustainable climate-smart sector.
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For the world to meet the net zero targets, the future global investment in NbS needs to increase four-fold by 2050, equating to an annual investment of more than $536 billion, with G20 countries investments making up approximately 40% of this total global investment.
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A total investment in nature of USD 8.1 trillion is required between now and 2050 to tackle the triple planetary crisis
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To meet current climate change, biodiversity and land degradation targets annual investments in NbS need to triple by 2030
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The world needs to invest smarter by reimagining, recreating and restoring
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Explore pathways to unlock the true potential of nature-based solutions by making nature a business and investment case
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An extensive directory to help harmonise monitoring and reporting across a range of environmental and social impact areas: biodiversity conservation, climate adaptation, climate mitigation, forest protection, and sustainable livelihoods.
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