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ARTICLE · 20 OCTOBER 2026

What Makes Nature Markets Work?

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Voluntary nature markets are emerging as businesses seek to manage environmental risks and create long-term value beyond mandatory requirements.

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Nature markets are becoming an increasing area of interest as businesses look to manage nature-related risks, strengthen resilience and create long-term value. As carbon markets regain momentum – with interest renewed by agreement of the Article 6 mechanisms under the UNFCCC (UN Framework Convention on Climate Change) and the approach of 2030 net-zero commitments – organisations are also turning their attention to nature as a source of resilience, value creation and environmental impact.

Interest in nature markets has been driven by:

  • growing scrutiny of the effectiveness and governance of carbon markets;
  • a better understanding of organisational dependencies on nature, particularly through supply chains;

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