Accelerating transformation for nature

Supporting nature positive outcomes

A-Track is a four-year, €11 million project that will accelerate business, finance, and government action for nature.

What we do

  • Conceptual framing, integration, synthesis, and engagement

    Bringing together frameworks, concepts, models, initiatives, and approaches to accelerate nature-positive action across the private and public sectors.

  • Biodiversity information pathways

    How accounting structures and principles can help public and private sector actors access the nature-related data they need for decision-making.

  • Biodiversity and ecosystem services footprinting

    Aligning a biodiversity and ecosystem services approach with life cycle assessments and natural capital accounting.

  • Natural capital assessment and accounting

    Mainstreaming and advancing capital assessment and accounting methodologies, with a focus on natural capital approaches.

  • Business models that contribute to nature positive outcomes

    Scaling nature-positive business models by identifying archetypes and exploring how to scale, finance and integrate business models into mainstream business practice.

  • Finance that contributes to nature positive outcomes

    Mobilising capital to halt and reverse nature loss is crucial if we are to maintain economic systems and avoid existential threats.

A-Track conceptual framework

This report explains the Conceptual Framework for A-Track. The Framework is presented as a graphic which brings together relevant frameworks, concepts, models, initiatives, and approaches which support acceleration of nature-positive action across the private and public sectors.

Nature-positive refers to a global societal goal defined as ‘Halt and Reverse Nature Loss by 2030 on a 2020 baseline, and achieve full recovery by 2050’ . The A-Track Conceptual Framework is structured around the four key areas of action – assess, commit, transform, and disclose – required to deliver nature-positive action at scale.

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