Report
Nature Positive: Guidelines for the Transition in Cities
This report published by World Economic Forum highlights the pivotal role of cities in leading the global fight against climate change and biodiversity loss.
Nature Positive: Guidelines for the Transition in Cities is published by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with Oliver Wyman. It is part of the World Economic Forum’s Nature-Positive Transitions report series that outlines the different pathways to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030 – the mission at the heart of the Global Biodiversity Framework.
The series consists of two parts: sector transitions and city transitions. These reports highlight the relevance of nature-related risks, identify the impacts and dependencies of the economy and society on nature, and provide guidelines for city and business leaders on key actions to accelerate the nature-positive transition.
The Nature-Positive Transitions report series builds on the New Nature Economy Report series.
Enhancing Urban Infrastructure Resilience through Nature-Based Solutions in South Asian Cities
This webinar explores how nature can transform South Asian cities into resilient, sustainable, and thriving urban spaces.
Building Capacity to Assess Urban Climate Hazards and Tackle Heat and Flooding in Cities: A Three-Part Capacity Building Training Webinar Series
This three-part webinar series will offer a comprehensive training on how nature-based solutions and tools like the Climate Hazard Vulnerability Assessment framework can help cities build resilience to risks like extreme heat and flooding.
Accelerating Nature-Based Solutions in Brazilian Cities
This practice note from WRI Brasil shares insights from the program's Nature-Based Solutions Accelerator.
UrbanShift Indonesia City Academy: A Thematic Exploration of Sustainable Urban Development in Asian cities
As cities in Asia face mounting challenges with rapid expansion and climate change, this in-depth training offered valuable insights on nature-based solutions, circular economy, and integrated climate action planning.
