How many life forms are there on Earth? The answer is that we don’t know. Four million? 400 million? The debate among scientists is still open. What we do know, however, is that of the species known to date (between 1.5 and 1.8 million), 50 are disappearing daily.
Read MoreThe loss of biodiversity and the collapse of ecosystems are some of the leading environmental risks we will face in the coming years: why is it essential to preserve biodiversity?
On 21 November 2023, the European Parliament approved the Carbon Removal Certification Framework: the scheme establishes monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) rules to ensure the high quality of carbon removals, counteracting greenwashing.
Read MoreNew monitoring, reporting and verification rules to ensure high-quality carbon removals and tackle greenwashing.
Pubblicate le raccomandazioni della Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) per calcolare le dipendenze delle imprese dal capitale naturale.
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The Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) has published recommendations on the dependencies of businesses on natural capital.
L’Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) ha pubblicato a settembre un importante report dedicato alle specie aliene invasive intitolato “Assessment Report on Invasive Alien Species and their Control”.
Read MoreInvasive alien species threaten biodiversity, ecosystem services, health and people's quality of life.
Biodiversity credits, which involve the creation and sale of units for positive biodiversity outcomes, can be an effective economic instrument. Find out more by reading our article
Read MoreREAD THE ARTICLEA new tool for financing biodiversity conservation
Because we believe that a nature positive approach is the best way to mitigate our impacts, Etifor has joined the SBTN Corporate Engagement Program to contribute to the design of new tools to better address environmental challenges.
Read MoreEtifor has joined the SBTN Corporate Engagement Program to contribute to the design of new tools to better address environmental challenges
Etifor is among the more than 70 organisations supporting the Call to Action promoted by WWF. We recognise that central banks and financial institutions need to take responsibility for their impacts and to act against climate change and biodiversity loss.
Read MoreCentral banks and financial institutions are urged to act against climate change and biodiversity loss
We are looking for a new colleague able to manage a growing pipeline of private clients and partners that aim to become Climate Positive and generate positive impacts. Find out more!
Read MoreWho we are Etifor restores the balance between humans and nature. How? By improving the value of nature through science, innovation and governance. Our work is to help clients increase economic, environmental and social benefits of policies, projects and investments. Together we will challenge environmental and social issues with the aim of
