Nature credits can be one of several levers to help address the $600-800bn annual biodiversity finance gap and mobilize private finance for conservation and restoration. The event draws on field projects, maturing national schemes and reflections on conditions needed to scale this growing market. 
 
EVENT OBJECTIVES 
- Explore how nature credits can complement and be effectively coordinated with existing biodiversity finance instruments and identify practical approaches to integrate them into broader biodiversity strategies to support conservation, restoration and a long-term nature-positive economic transition. 
- Identify the enabling conditions needed to better align supply and demand for nature credits and scale up public and private financial flows towards this emerging mechanism. 
 
KEY OUTCOMES 
- Identify opportunities for complementarity between nature credits and existing biodiversity finance instruments. 
- Share practical examples and approaches for integrating nature credits into broader biodiversity strategies. 
- Identify key conditions for scaling nature credits as a credible contribution to ecosystem conservation, restoration and nature-positive economic transformation.