ENACT: Enhancing Nature-based Solutions for an Accelerated Climate Transformation

The ENACT Partnership works to accelerate collective global efforts to address climate change, land and ecosystem degradation, and biodiversity loss through Nature-based Solutions (NbS).

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The ENACT Partnership

The ENACT Partnership is a pioneering global effort launched to address the intertwined crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, and land degradation. Due to this interconnectedness, it is essential that an integrated approach is taken to address these crises. NbS are an effective tool in this regard.

Through enhancing and catalysing NbS globally, ENACT aims to drive transformative change which supports the concurrent achievement of the Rio Convention goals.

ENACT's Mission

The ENACT Partnership provides a platform for state and non-state actors to collaborate and build support for the joint implementation of the Rio Conventions by spurring investments in nature, elevating evidence-based policy and accelerating NbS for climate change.

ENACT's Goals

Climate Change Adaptation

Enhance the protection and resilience of at least 1 billion vulnerable people, including at least 500 million women and girls

Climate Change Mitigation

Significantly increase global mitigation efforts through protecting, conserving, and restoring carbon-rich terrestrial, freshwater, and marine ecosystems

Enhancing Biodiversity

Secure up to 2.4 billion hectares of ecosystems through the protection of 45 million hectares, sustainable management of 2 billion hectares, and restoration of 350 million hectares

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ENACT Partnership NbS Accelerator Pathways Report

Advancing systemic transformation through Nature-based Solutions for climate change.

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Partnership

ENACT Partners are composed of both state and non-state actors committed to achieving the ENACT Goals and advancing the global NbS agenda.

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ENACT NbS Profiles

Annually updated NbS Profiles providing a summary of the available information on NbS-related policies, financing, and governance in the context of each state partner.

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