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1. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Anna Ducros,Nicola Sorsby

   More money for nature? Ensuring finance supports local action is as important (opens the original)

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   Ahead of the 17th Conference of the Parties to the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD COP17) in October, Anna Ducros and Nicola Sorsby highlight that, as well as mobilising more biodiversity finance, global targets must consider where this finance flows, who controls it, and how it supports locally led, rights-based biodiversity action. The global biodiversity framework (GBF), the world’s leading policy agreement for protecting and restoring nature, has two 2030 targets on finance: Targe

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2. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · Anna Ducros,WarīNkwī Flores,David Hall,Richard Field,Tambudzai Matenga,Paul Steele

   Indigenous data in nature markets: an Indigenous data economy to generate value for nature and people (opens the original)

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   Nature markets are expanding rapidly as governments and investors seek new ways to finance biodiversity conservation and restoration. These markets depend on vast amounts of data, much of it linked to Indigenous Peoples and their territories. Indigenous leadership, co‑design and co-implementation of nature markets are key to ensuring that market-based tools deliver for both nature and Indigenous Peoples. This report examines how the management of Indigenous data (data derived from Indigenous Peo

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