Curious about "Nature as Infrastructure"?
Watch the full recording of Doconomy's Stage of Impact Studio Session with Hari Balasubramanian, hosted by Anita Hawser during Climate Week NYC. This 19-minute conversation explores the critical role forests, wetlands, soils, and oceans play in underpinning economies, managing risk, and creating long-term value.
As global markets search for durable pathways to risk management and long-term value creation, nature is increasingly recognized not merely as a conservation priority, but as vital physical infrastructure. Forests, wetlands, soils, and oceans underpin economic stability in much the same way as data centers, electrical grids, or flood defenses. Yet, a massive financing gap persists, with an estimated $700 billion required annually between now and 2030 to protect and restore natural capital.
Key Discussion Points
Redefining Infrastructure
Unlocking Private Capital
The AI Boom & Natural Capital
Policy, Regulation, and Accountability
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