Scaling up the Nature Investment Facility

The current biodiversity financing gap is estimated at approximately USD 700 billion per year. The Nature Investment Facility (NIF) catalyses large-scale investments that reduce threats to at-risk ecosystems within World Heritage landscapes and Key Biodiversity Areas, while transforming harmful sectors and protecting nature for people in up to six countries. NIF works closely with national governments and financial institutions to strengthen capacities and establish enabling policies, regulatory and financial frameworks, including the development of blended finance instruments. Large-scale landscape conservation initiatives are supported to reach investment-ready stages, while fit-for-purpose financing vehicles will mobilise capital at scale. Successful approaches will be scaled up and replicated to maximise impact.

Project data

Countries
Bhutan, Nepal
IKI funding
15,000,000.00 €
Duration
12/2025 till 12/2032
Status
open
Implementing organisation
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Political Partner
  • Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (MoENR) (Bhutan)
  • Ministry of Environment - Nepal
  • Ministry of Finance - Bhutan
  • Ministry of Finance - Nepal

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