This interactive ‘knowledge marketplace’ event focuses on the “why, what and how” of measuring [both negative and positive] environmental and social impact associated with capital flows to land use. Trying to create consistency in terms of what indicators are important to measure [both negative and positive] impact, how should these be monitored and reported on, and how can the costs for monitoring be optimized and integrated in a given transaction, are important to create investor confidence as well as buy-in and support from different sources of concessional finance such as governments and private foundations. Working towards metrics that can be standardized, could ultimately enable the creation of a new ‘asset class’.
Towards ‘Standardising’ Environmental and Social (E&S) Impact
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HOST
UN Environment Programme (UNEP)
SPEAKERS
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Inna Bilshchuk
Bankable project officer , Landscape Resilience Fund
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Yougha Laer
Senior Programme Manager Forest and Climate, World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)
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Grace Blackham
Programme Manager, BVRio
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Florian Eisele
Global Communications and Knowledge Management Coordinator, UN-REDD Programme, UNEP
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Elodie Feller
Programme Lead, Investment, UNEP Finance Initiative
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Lera Miles
Principal Technical Specialist - Planning for Places, Climate Change and Biodiversity, UNEP-WCMC
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Steve Swan
Safeguards Coordinator, UNEP
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Thomas Duurland
Senior Program Officer, IDH The Sustainable Trade Initiative
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Sylvain Taboni
Corporate Engagement Mission Officer, BNP Paribas
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Godefroy Grosjean
Co-lead , CGIAR Hub for Sustainable Finance
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Anique Hillbrand
Project Manager, OroVerde
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Belinda Morris
Principal, Morrello Advisors
MODERATOR
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Nathalie Roth
Founder, 4Climate
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