Natural Strategies works with a private sector client to create benefit sharing guidance to be used by nature-based corporate actors that channel investment towards ecosystems and communities.
Natural Strategies works with a bi-lateral development partner on a concept note for a GCF project to improve management and resilience of forest landscapes in West Africa
In collaboration with WWF and the Landscape Finance Lab, Natural Strategies designs investment strategies for nature-based solutions to conserve Central Africa’s rainforests.
Reforming subsidies that impact biodiversity in Botswana
For UNDP, Natural Strategies analyzes subsidies' impact on biodiversity and communities, and drafts reform proposals to optimize across stakeholder priorities.
Natural Strategies develops the UNEP & FAO full-scale funding proposal for the project ‘Leading the United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration 2021–2030’.
Natural Strategies supports leading media & events company to assess its footprint, set sustainability targets and become more climate- and nature-friendly.
Natural Strategies supports a leading private sector impact investor in assessing the sustainability of its global investment portfolio and in identifying high-impact nature projects.
Natural Strategies designed the Nature For Climate Fund, an investment fund aiming to mobilize private sector finance for biodiversity & sustainable land use.
Creating biodiversity & protected area financing plan
In collaboration with BirdLife International, Natural Strategies develops a country-wide sustainable finance plan for protected areas and biodiversity in São Tomé & Príncipe.
UNEP sets up a Seed Capital Assistance Facility to unlock private investments for forest & landscape restoration. Natural Strategies develops UNEP's funding proposal to BMU IKI.
Natural Strategies mobilizes finance for landscapes programmes in Paraguay and Zambia, to preserve some of the world's key wetlands and their biodiversity.
In support of UNDP, Natural Strategies Director Alexander Koch helped 18 countries in Asia, Latin America and Africa access the Green Climate Fund (GCF).