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  • This position paper by Friends of the Earth International (ATI) argues against the 'financialization' of biodiversity, which it defines as the process of converting nature into financial assets and commodities. The document critiques market-based mechanisms such as biodiversity banking, natural capital bonds, and payment for ecosystem services, asserting that these tools facilitate corporate control over nature, marginalize Indigenous and local communities, and provide 'false solutions' that allow continued environmental destruction through offsetting.

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    Themes: biodiversitynatural capitalfinancializationecosystem servicesbiodiversity offsetting
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    indigenous rights
    Friends of the Earth International

    Document type: Report

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