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The Coalition for Private Investment in Conservation includes some of the world’s largest and most influential financial institutions and develops “financial blueprints” for investments that generate conservation outcomes. Thanks to leadership from IUCN, EcoAgriculture Partners, WWF and others, the Terms of Reference for its newest working group, focused on Landscape Finance, are now being developed. By reviewing the draft TOR, this session reveals what is new and different about this class of financial mechanisms, and how you can get involved in shaping them.
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- 3. Six elements of work • CPIC dialogue on landscape-wide investment strategies • Landscape screen for CPIC enterprise investment blueprints • Review of strategies and models for landscape- wide investment • Multi-project landscape investment blueprints • Investment elements of landscape sourcing report • Advisory input to CPIC blueprint teams (in other Working Groups)
- 4. Dialogue on strategies • 5-page document about challenges and opportunities for landscape-wide investment • Mapping of CPIC member interests around whole-landscape investment
- 5. Landscape screen for CPIC enterprise investment blueprints • Compile existing standards and frameworks with requirements and processes for applying them in table and descriptive form. • Develop a minimum checklist of landscape-scale issues and information relevant to investment success
- 6. Review of strategies and models for landscape-wide investment • Inventory of different models of whole- landscape investment, and key features
- 7. Multi-project landscape investment blueprints • 2-3 investment blueprints for multi-project landscape investment
- 8. Investment elements of landscape sourcing report • Contribution to the investment and financial sections of the Landscape Sourcing report (with CPIC recognized in the outputs) • CPIC Brief produced with key points from the Landscape Sourcing Report for private CPIC investments
- 9. Advisory input to CPIC blueprint teams