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This discussion report is the result of a workshop on policy options for financing nature restoration in the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), ranging from a new stand-alone financing mechanism to further integration and allocation of funds for nature restoration within existing EU funds. It is becoming increasingly clear that nature restoration needs to be scaled up and that funding for nature needs to be doubled.
In this report, he explores different views on the opportunities, barriers, and feasibility of the policy options available and identifies some enablers for each option.
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