Biodiversity— or biological diversity — refers to the variety of life on the planet, in all its forms. It encompasses all species, with their genetic diversity, and includes everything from the simplest organisms to the most complex ecosystems.

As previously highlighted, to complement ongoing local and global initiatives, it is crucial that companies embrace responsible practices, striving for a commitment to sectoral transformation, to reduce pressures on nature and biodiversity. Let's explore how the construction sector both depends on and impacts nature and the opportunities for this transformation to begin now.

As discussed in previous posts on the energy and construction sectors, in order to complement local and global initiatives already underway, it is essential that companies act responsibly, striving for a commitment to sectoral transformation to reduce pressures on nature and biodiversity. Let's explore how the sanitation sector both impacts on and impacts nature, and the opportunities to begin this transformation today.

In this fourth post of the Biodiversity series, we’ll explore the main agreements and references on the topic, as well as the opportunities within the bioeconomy and nature-based solutions.

In this third post of the Biodiversity series, we will discuss what affects biological diversity and planetary boundaries.