Our team attended the PRI in Person 2025 conference—one of the world’s leading gatherings on responsible investment. With growing emphasis on nature-related risks and disclosure, we were encouraged to see strong interest in nature and how TGBS can serve as a science-based assurance tool for biodiversity outcomes.
We also joined the Party for Nature event hosted by leading businesses investing in nature-based solutions. It was a vibrant space for building new alliances and showcasing how frameworks like TGBS can help close the implementation gap for biodiversity.
Additionally, our team took part in the ISFC-Ibá Symposium: Financing the Nature and Climate Smart, Forest-Based Circular Bioeconomy —a valuable opportunity to engage with global forest industry leaders, financial institutions, and technical experts from the TNFD (Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures), and discuss pathways to mainstream biodiversity into finance and climate strategies. Hosted by KPMG Brasil in São Paulo on November 6 , the pre-COP30 symposium focused on the launch of the Forestry Natural Capital Project and the pathway from forest certification to nature-related disclosures. For TGBS, participating in these discussions is essential to ensure our science-based assurance aligns with emerging natural capital accounting frameworks, positioning the Brazilian bioeconomy at the forefront of nature-positive finance.
These engagements continue to position TGBS as a vital bridge between biodiversity science, restoration practice, and financial accountability. We’re looking forward to deepening partnerships and ensuring biodiversity stays firmly on the agenda beyond COP30.
