Policy paper

Political Vision: The 10 Point Plan for financing biodiversity

The 10 Point Plan is a shared political vision for financing biodiversity.

• From: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
• Published: 22 September 2022
• Last updated: 28 December 2023 — See all updates

This was published under the 2022 Truss Conservative government

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The 10 Point Plan for financing biodiversity

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10 Point Plan for financing biodiversity: trends in 2023

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10 Point Plan for financing biodiversity: trends in 2023

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Event summary: 10 Point Plan for financing biodiversity ministerial stocktake

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Vision Politique: Le Plan en 10 Points pour le financement de la biodiversité (francais)

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Vision Politica: el Plan de 10 Puntos para el financiamiento de la biodiversidad (español)

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The 10 Point Plan is a non-legally binding political narrative that defines a clear pathway for bridging the global nature finance gap and to manage the significant risks of biodiversity loss to the global economy and public health.

The Political Vision was launched at the UN General Assembly (UNGA 77) on 20 September 2022.

Over 41 countries have signed up to the 10 Point Plan, led by Ecuador, Gabon, Maldives and the UK. It supports global efforts to promote the protection, restoration and sustainable use of nature. It also supports the agreement and implementation of the ambitious Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, adopted at CBD COP15 in Montreal.

The plan demonstrates the role that all sources of finance have to play, including domestic, international, public and private. It has a particular focus on how international public finance can support developing countries to accelerate the transition to become nature positive.

You can read the full list of endorsers and further information on the 10 Point Plan for Financing Biodiversity website.

Published 22 September 2022
Last updated 28 December 2023 + show all updates

1. 28 December 2023

   Added the 'Event Summary: 10 Point Plan for Financing Biodiversity ministerial stocktake' document.

2. 20 December 2023

   The '10 point plan trends in 2023' documents have been updated to include mid range figures under 'Point 1: International Financial Flows' and 'Point 7: Multilateral Development Banks and IFIs'.

3. 11 December 2023

   Added '10 Point Plan for financing biodiversity: trends in 2023' document.

4. 19 July 2023

   Information added on the UK-France initiative for biodiversity credits launched by Secretary of State Thérèse Coffey (UK) and Minister of State Bérangère Couillard (France) at the Summit for a New Financial Pact in Paris. The initiative seeks to step up efforts to mobilise nature finance globally in support of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.

5. 28 February 2023

   Updated to reflect that the CBD COP15 has taken place and other factual updates. Added a link to the 10 Point Plan for Financing Biodiversity website.

6. 22 September 2022

   Added translation