On September 20, 2023, the European Investment Bank (EIB)
announced that it was developing a methodology to assess its
clients' exposure to nature-related impacts and risks. The
EIB reinforced its commitment to address biodiversity loss and the
threats posed by climate change and presented the measures at
events taking place during the United Nations General Assembly held
in New York between September 18-22, 2023.
The EIB stated that it recognizes the pressing threats that
climate change poses to biodiversity and ecosystems. As a result,
the Bank is implementing measures to assess and manage these risks,
which will play a pivotal role in shaping future investments and
support for biodiversity. The bank's Vice President, Ambroise
Fayolle, unveiled the EIB's "nature-positive"
framework, emphasizing the importance of supporting investments
that protect biodiversity and manage risks associated with threats
to nature and biodiversity. To understand and manage the