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| The Make Nature Count 2.0 report marks the latest step in the joint mission of ASN bank and the Foundation for Sustainable Development (FSD) to integrate the valuation of ecosystem services into financial decision-making. ASN Bank's long-term goal of achieving a net positive effect on biodiversity through its loans and investments by 2030, is dedicated to preventing further biodiversity loss and actively encouraging a net increase. Building on the findings of last year's Make Nature Count report, this paper delves into the practical application of monetary valuation of ecosystem services. The aim of the analysis is to explore the fit of this methodology into the evolving frameworks and regulations established last year. We investigate how it can be integrated into impact evaluations, thus offering crucial insights on how to take nature into account in decision-making. |
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