EBNS 2025_FSB_评估自然相关风险——从系统性风险到公司行为.pdf

1、Valuing nature-related risks:from systemic risk to corporate actionSession led by the Foundation for Sustainable Development(FSD)Thursday 23 October 202511:30 13:00Valuing nature-related risks:from systemic risk to corporate actionInsights from a PPP on harmonising climate and biodiversity risk asse

2、ssments to assess macro-economic effects and cost-effective abatement measuresHosted by:WelcomeThis is nature,your unpaid workforceBees,butterflies,and bats deliver$577 billion annually in pollination services.Losing them could be the most expensive invoice in history.IntroductionTodays message:To b

3、uild robust nature transition plans,we must harmonise climate and biodiversity risk assessments,use ecosystem services valuation to assess macro-economic effects,and list cost-effective abatement measures.IntroductionGoal:To estimate the macro economic impact of biodiversity loss and determine the m

4、ost important measures to recover biodiversityAdvisory group partners:AgendaSpeaker TimeContentVince van t Hoff(Foundation for SustainableDevelopment)10 minutesIntroduction to sessionSjoerd van der Zwaag(Dutch Central Bank)10 minutesNature transition planningWillem-Jan van Zeist(Wageningen Social&Ec

5、onomic Research)Hazem Krichene(Allianz)20 minutes(incl.5 min questions)Macro economic effects-MAGNETCan we afford to save nature?Co-hosts10 minutesTable conversationsWijnand Broer(PBAF)5 minutesMoving from science to actionMarcia Arredondo Rivera(Wageningen Social&Economic Research)10 minutesAbateme

6、nt measures Valuingecosystem servicesCo-hosts10 minutesTable conversationsVince van t Hoff&co-hosts15 minutesTable feedback,closing remarks and call to actionsSpeakersVince van t Hoff Foundation for Sustainable DevelopmentSjoerd van der Swaag Dutch Central BankWillem-Jan van Zeist Wageningen Social&