Nature Action Agenda

Nature Action Agenda

Leading the transition to a nature-positive economy.

We bring together leaders across industry, government and civil society to halt biodiversity loss and enable humans to live in harmony with nature - the mission at the heart of the Global Biodiversity Framework.

The Nature Action Agenda is a global initiative led by the World Economic Forum which aims to catalyze systemic change by integrating nature and biodiversity into the core of business, finance, and policy decision-making. Nature loss is threatening our wellbeing, as well as our economic, political, and societal structures.

For businesses, nature-positive models can boost resilience and attract investors. For policymakers, integrating nature into decision-making promotes economic stability and public health. Investing in nature drives growth and supports a sustainable economy for generations to come.

Building the knowledge base to make a compelling economic and business case for safeguarding nature
Catalysing leadership for nature-positive transitions in industry sectors
Identifying solutions for scale in priority socio-economic systems and sectors, and unlocking financial resources through innovative mechanisms

Voices for Nature: the call for a new economic model

The urgency of the biodiversity crisis is undeniable, but there is a path forward. Our film explores how businesses can lead the way to secure a nature-positive future. 

Our initiatives and communities

Nature Positive Transitions

Guiding industries in integrating nature-positive practices.

Biodiversity Credits

Developing financial tools to incentivise biodiversity conservation and support a nature-positive economy.

Natural Capital

Recognising and integrating the economic value of ecosystems to drive investments in nature.

Champions for Nature

Engaging leaders across sectors to build support and commitment for nature-positive actions.

Featured reports:

Sector Transitions to Nature Positive series

The Sector Transitions to Nature Positive series of reports, developed by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with Oliver Wyman, draws on extensive research, expert consultations, and industry interviews. 

It highlights pathways for nature-positive transitions in seven key sectors: automotive, mining and metals, offshore wind, ports, chemicals, household and personal care products, and cement and concrete.

Get involved

Be a part of a global effort to embed nature in economic and financial systems. Collaborating with the Nature Action Agenda enables leaders to contribute to a sustainable, resilient economy that prioritises nature and long-term growth.

Nature Action AgendaPart of  Centre for Nature and Climate
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