Nature Positive Role of the Technology Sector 2025

Delivering net-zero emissions and tackling nature loss are highly interdependent goals. Climate change is a main driver of biodiversity loss and efforts to tackle climate change cannot succeed without safeguarding nature. Therefore, the nature- positive transition aligns closely with companies’ net-zero commitments and can be integrated into their climate transition plans. Likewise, companies can ensure that social objectives are integrated for a just and equitable nature-positive transition. Additional guidance is emerging from the Forum and others on how to develop nature transition plans or adapt net-zero transition plans to include nature and biodiversity commitments and objectives, supported by several institutions. For example: –The World Economic Forum’s Nature Positive: Get Started provides guidance on aligning nature strategies with organizational maturity, identifying relevant metrics to track and mapping the nature-positive transition on to business functions. –It’s Now for Nature’s Nature Strategy Handbook is a practical guide to support businesses across sectors in developing a nature strategy. –Capitals Coalition has published the Integrated Decision-Making Framework that provides guidance on how to include value into financial- economic decision-making in a consistent way, trusted by decision-makers and investors. –TNFD has published its Discussion paper on Nature transition plans with recommendations for real-economy companies and financial institutions. –CDP and WWF are developing transition planning recommendations, including practical guidance on tools and methodology. Climate change is a main driver of biodiversity loss and efforts to tackle climate change cannot succeed without safeguarding nature. Nature Positive: Role of the Technology Sector 50