Biodiversity and the climate crisis are connected
At PFA, we are concerned with the critical development we see in the entire area of biodiversity. In line with the climate challenge and the measures we have committed to in the climate area, we also want to help take good care of our nature.
We invest to ensure our customers a good return in a responsible manner. And here the crises also pose significant risks to our ability to fulfill that ambition. In this connection, it is essential to explore how solutions to the climate challenges can play together with concrete solutions to ensure biodiversity.
There are many dilemmas and nuances at play, and it is a rapidly developing field. Both in relation to the knowledge we have today and the data base we can report on. We look into that complexity and work with it in a structured manner, as reporting requirements and data also become more comprehensive.
As part of UN's Biodiversity COP15 in Canada in December 2022, PFA has chosen to sign on the declaration "Moving Together on Nature" with more than 150 other investors in order to contribute to the protection and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems through our financing activities and investments.
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