Mobilising more for climate podcast: Recent Episodes
Mobilising more for climate podcast
Healthy societies, resilient economies and thriving businesses rely on nature. Through their activities, financial institutions have an impact on nature. They can finance restoration and protection of nature via a number of financial vehicles, and in this way, help close the global biodiversity funding gap by developing innovative deals such as debt for nature swaps. That is why the brand-new Mobilising more for climate podcast will discuss examples of conservation finance and nature-based solutions in low-income and lower-middle-income countries. In each episode, we will examine the importance of investing in local projects with a return on nature, people and climate. - Through stories from the forefront of nature & climate finance, we will discuss how new and existing investments can help close the biodiversity funding gap. - This podcast series is part of the Mobilising more for climate programme; a five-year programme implemented by IUCN NL, WWF NL and Tropenbos International, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Co-produced by BBK/Door Vriendschap Sterker.
In the last episode of the Mobilising more for climate podcast, we discuss more successful examples of financing in nature and climate projects.
Edit Kiss (Revalue Nature) and Josep Oriol (Okavango Capital) talk about natural solutions to the climate and nature crises, with our host Romie Goedicke.
This podcast series is part of the Mobilising More for Climate programme; a five-year programme implemented by IUCN NL, WWF Netherlands and Tropenbos International, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Co-produced by MoMo4C and BBK/Door Vriendschap Sterker.
The research mentioned in this episode:
· https://www.ft.com/content/da6ddb23-ae10-4fd6-9e45-3af15e5a0c1e?shareType=nongift
· https://www.ipsnews.net/2022/07/ipbes-release-new-assessments-values-biodiversity-sustainable-use-wild-species/
· https://www.nature.org/en-us/what-we-do/our-insights/perspectives/natures-make-or-break-potential-for-climate-change/
How to mobilise millions to move billions? By increasing private investment in conservation and climate projects.
Listen to the fifth episode of the Mobilising more for climate podcast, with valuable discussions from Urs Dieterich (South Pole) and Tanja Havemann (Clarmondial AG), hosted by Romie Goedicke.
This podcast series is part of the Mobilising More for Climate programme; a five-year programme implemented by IUCN NL, WWF Netherlands and Tropenbos International, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Co-produced by MoMo4C and BBK/Door Vriendschap Sterker.
How can you invest inclusively?
In line with the African proverb ‘If you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go together’, we discuss the importance of investing inclusively in the fourth episode of the Mobilising more for climate podcast. Natasha Garcha, Innovative Finance and Gender-Lens Investing Specialist at IIX, shares a valuable discussion with Jackie Siles, Senior Gender Programme Manager at IUCN. The episode is hosted by Romie Goedicke.
This podcast series is part of the Mobilising More for Climate programme; a five-year programme implemented by IUCN NL, WWF Netherlands and Tropenbos International, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Co-produced by MoMo4C and BBK/Door Vriendschap Sterker.
How can we invest in resilient landscapes and create blended finance solutions to ensure projects include more attention to their impact on local communities, nature and climate?
We discuss this in the third episode of the Mobilising more for climate podcast with Jasper Bertels (Commonland) and Seth Shames (Eco Agriculture Partners), hosted by Romie Goedicke.
This podcast series is part of the Mobilising More for Climate programme; a five-year programme implemented by IUCN NL, WWF Netherlands and Tropenbos International, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Co-produced by MoMo4C and BBK/Door Vriendschap Sterker.
How can we ensure that organisations which organise climate finance projects pay more attention to their impact on local communities?
To find out, listen to the second episode of the Mobilising more for climate podcast with Ebony Holland (IIED), and Joanna Wolstenholme (UNEP-WCMC), hosted by Romie Goedicke on Mobilising more for climate MondaysThis podcast series is part of the Mobilising More for Climate programme; a five-year programme implemented by IUCN NL, WWF Netherlands and Tropenbos International, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Co-produced by @BBK/DoorVriendschapSterker
The research mentioned in this episode:
- IIED Stockholm+50 report - Money where it matters for people, nature and climate: driving change through support for local level decision making over resources and finance
- Follow the money: tracking Least Developed Countries’ adaptation finance to the local level
- Principles for locally-led adaptation
- Land Use Finance Impact Hub, which houses the Positive Impact Indicators Directory
- WWF's Bankable Nature Solutions report
- Align's web presence
Joanna would like to thank her colleagues Rodrigo Cassola, Sebastian Bekker and Hamza Butt who contributed to the thinking reflected in her answers.
Positive nature, climate and social impacts can go hand in hand with a financial return on investments. How can we close the global biodiversity funding gap? Listen to the first episode of the Mobilising more for climate podcast with John Tobin, Margaret Kuhlow, and Andrew Mitchell, hosted by Romie Goedicke.
This podcast series is part of the Mobilising More for Climate programme; a five-year programme implemented by IUCN NL, WWF NL and Tropenbos International, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Co-produced by BBK/Door Vriendschap Sterker.