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The Playbook for Climate Finance

Investing in a Thriving Planet

A solitary mangrove tree stands in calm, shallow water during a vibrant sunset.
Que nadie hable. Quiero estar solo In this photo a red mangrove appears. The photo was taken on August 1, 2023, in a nature reserve in the town of Patillas, Puerto Rico. © Axel Martínez/TNC Photo Contest 2023

The Playbook is a call to action: a roadmap for unlocking the flow of finance to the solutions our planet urgently needs. It gathers a decade of breakthroughs into one guide and includes ten bold approaches that prove we can tackle climate change, protect nature and strengthen communities at scale.

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The Playbook for Climate Finance

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Inside the Playbook

  • Ready-to-use models: Community-driven solutions, ecosystem insurance, blue carbon ventures, carbon markets, traceability tools and more.

  • Finance strategies that scale: From guarantees and concessional capital to performance incentives that draw in private investment.

  • Policy pathways: Clear options for governments to mainstream Natural Climate Solutions from community plans to national budgets.

Why it matters

  • Clarity that builds confidence: Each case lays out the mechanics, partners, risks, and results so investors and policymakers can act quickly.

  • Equity at the core: Indigenous Peoples and traditional communities are partners and leaders, not just beneficiaries.

 

Who it’s for

This is a playbook for investors, philanthropists, governments, development banks and community leaders ready to finance solutions that deliver for people, nature and climate.

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Investing in Sustainability A livestock farm and soy fields in Chaco, Argentina. © Alejandra Pinzón
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Coral Restoration A snorkeler exploring Clifton Heritage center off Nassau, Bahamas checks out a staghorn coral tree. The coral fragments help bolster wild populations of the now critically endangered species of reef building coral. © Shane Gross