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Catalyzing Public And Private Investments To Scale Up Socio- Bioeconomy And Nature-based Solutions

Lara Fornabaio (Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment (USA)), Lisa E. Sachs (Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment (USA)), Meike Siegner (Taking Root (Canada)), Vivek Pandey (Institute of Rural Management (India)), Rajat Panwar (Oregon State University)

Abstract

Socio-bioeconomy presents a promising approach to sustainable development by leveraging biological and social diversity to transition away from fossil-fuel based economic systems while simultaneously creating income and employment opportunities for Indigenous and rural communities worldwide. The development of socio-bioeconomy depends on substantial investments from both public and private sectors, which require improved institutional coordination, robust planning, and novel methodologies to address This Policy Brief proposes a comprehensive framework for investment governance aligned with socio-bioeconomy, offering specific recommendations that G20 countries can adopt and help promote globally. The goal of this contribution is to foster a just development of the socio-bioeconomy by ensuring the rights of communities in accessing natural resources and participating in policymaking processes, and an investment climate that places socio-bioeconomy at the forefront of the development agenda at a global scale.

Authors

Lara Fornabaio (Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment (USA)), Lisa E. Sachs (Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment (USA)), Meike Siegner (Taking Root (Canada)), Vivek Pandey (Institute of Rural Management (India)), Rajat Panwar (Oregon State University)

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