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  • This briefing summarizes two 2024 IPBES assessments, highlighting that over half of global GDP (USD 58 trillion) depends on nature, yet financial systems continue to prioritize harmful activities. While USD 7 trillion is invested annually in biodiversity-damaging activities and subsidies for such sectors reach up to USD 3.3 trillion, biodiversity conservation receives only USD 135-200 billion. The reports argue for a systemic transformation—including pricing externalities, reforming debt for low-income nations, and closing a funding gap of up to USD 1 trillion per year—which could potentially create USD 10 trillion in business value and 395 million jobs by 2030.

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