Designing effective Nature Restoration Funds in theory and practice

Project

Collating the evidence from theory and nature restoration funds around the world to inform the next generation of conservation compensation funds

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In this workstream we aim to synthesise evidence from around the world on the implementation of conservation compensation funds, and combine it with insights from economic theory and auction design, to provide a leading guide on the design of conservation compensation funds.

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Systems

Developing a novel Analysis and Decision Platform to integrate nature recovery into land-use and infrastructure planning, and exploring scenarios that can deliver local, national and international commitments to nature, climate change and sustainable development.

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Finance

Scaling finance and investment for rapid nature recovery at a global scale.

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Oxfordshire

With its active network of nature recovery groups, Oxfordshire presents a unique opportunity to test and showcase a portfolio of different ecosystem restoration strategies, to become a model county for nature recovery. Our work in this landscape aims to build a community of practice between the University and local practitioners, and will also form a […]