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Transformative actions #38 – A next step for biodiversity disclosure: building on the GBF and existing tools and measures

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Climate & Company & University of Hamburg

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Katharina Erdmann
Analyst, Climate & Company

Ingmar Juergens
Managing Director, Climate & Company

Raphael Tietmeyer
Research Associate, University of Hamburg

Paula Pinto Zambrano
International Policy Analyst, Climate & Company

Katharina Erdmann
Analyst, Climate & Company

Ingmar Juergens
Managing Director, Climate & Company

Raphael Tietmeyer
Research Associate, University of Hamburg

Paula Pinto Zambrano
International Policy Analyst, Climate & Company

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Corporate biodiversity disclosure plays an instrumental role in identifying nature-related risks and opportunities and is a crucial practice for organizations to contribute to halting biodiversity degradation through transparency and good business conduct.

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