Invest with Nature: For a Thriving Economy

Nature investments are no longer part of a niche agenda — they are fast becoming central to how economies manage risk, drive growth, and build resilience. As climate and biodiversity pressures reshape markets and supply chains, a new consensus is emerging: long-term prosperity cannot be built on the depletion of natural systems.

Investing with nature offers a proven, cost-effective pathway to deliver a triple return — climate stability, biodiversity protection, and economic growth. From strengthening supply chains to unlocking new markets and revenue streams, nature-based solutions are increasingly being recognised as a core economic strategy.

The Nature Hub returns to London Climate Action Week to convene leaders from across business, finance, and the public sector to explore how this shift can be accelerated. Through a series of discussions and exchanges, the programme will explore the role of nature in reducing climate risk, strengthening supply chains, fostering economic resilience and powering innovation.

The session that RMI’s Kyle Clark-Sutton will be presenting on will convene policymakers, standard setters, market actors, and civil society to explore how carbon markets can credibly manage reversal risk while enabling urgent climate action with the full portfolio of climate solutions today. Moving beyond a binary debate about permanence, the discussion will focus on practical tools and emerging innovations – such as buffer pools, insurance, stress testing, and legal and financial mechanisms – that can be designed, combined, and continuously improved to deliver durable climate outcomes at scale. The speakers will spotlight how better risk management can strengthen market integrity, build confidence, and ensure both nature-based and tech-based solutions remain central pillars of climate mitigation in the critical decades ahead.

Registration for this event is full.