Biodiversity risk is financial risk.
Safeguarding biodiversity and safeguarding long-term financial security are one and the same.
Geospatial Analytics brings together three datasets that are pertinent to this work for unprecedented biodiversity risk insights.
The proximity of 65,000+
extractive sector projects to 300,000+
environmentally sensitive sites
RepRisk ESG risk incident data
on companies and projects
Insights on 15,000+
owner and operator companies
Illuminating biodiversity
vulnerabilities and possibilities for related risk,
RepRisk Geospatial shows mining and oil & gas projects' proximity to environmentally sensitive sites.
Data on environmentally
sensitive sites is sourced from the
Integrated Biodiversity Assessment Tool Alliance,
the world’s most authoritative datasets of protected
areas and Key Biodiversity Areas.
The types of environmentally sensitive sites include:
UNESCO World
Heritage
UNESCO Man
and the Biosphere
Ramsar
Wetlands
Alliance for
Zero Extinction
IUCN Management
Categories I-VI
Geospatial Analytics shows extractive sector projects with immediate, close, or general proximity to environmentally sensitive sites.
Data captured by Geospatial Analytics reveals that
For an efficient and successful transition to a sustainable economy to take place, it is critical that financial market practitioners have access to comprehensive, actionable biodiversity risk data.
Nature doesn’t disclose anything, and by providing sound data on which to predicate financial decisions, RepRisk enables market practitioners to usher in a more sustainable future.
Insights
Biodiversity risk by the numbers Geospatial Analytics Case Study: Oleoducto de Crudos Pesados (OCP) | Ecuador Spotting greenwashing with ESG data When location matters: Proximity of extractive projects to biodiversity sensitive sites and environmental risk exposure How greenwashing almost took out ESG Unlocking geospatial data for biodiversity conservation (webinar recording)