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White paper | June 2022
Opportunities and risks in natural capital
Systems thinking could be the key to solving the problem of how we preserve and regenerate our natural capital.
As humans, we tend to focus our attention on narrow issues. The simpler the challenge, the easier it is for us to comprehend and tackle it with action. Unfortunately, due to a bug of human understanding, the same is not true when it comes to more complicated issues, such as climate change.
In this publication, UBS sustainability specialists share their thoughts on the various aspects that we need to consider if we are to preserve and regenerate the earth’s limited stock of natural capital.
They highlight different areas, including necessary policy innovations, the implementation of frameworks, and the role that investors and the private sector can play in improving our collective response to the impending challenges linked to natural capital. Our experts suggest thinking in systems could hold the key.
A discussion on opportunities and risks in natural capital.
Mike Ryan and Judson Berkey discuss what’s required in order to preserve and regenerate the earth’s limited stock of natural capital—from policy innovations and new frameworks to the role that investors and the private sector can play.
In our paper we feature UBS Global Visionaries, these are Entrepreneurs and thought leaders working to achieve the 17 UN sustainable development goals. UBS supports them to scale their positive impact.
