01. Mainstream biodiversity into the green budget process
Integrate biodiversity priorities into national and local budgeting systems
- Finance need
- US$700,000
- Expected finance result
- Policy Coherence
Biodiversity Finance Plan · Investment profile 2026
Togo
Improved Integration and Visibility of Biodiversity
Results
What Togo has achieved so far through its Biodiversity Finance Plan.
US$2.2
million investment needs
for transformative impact by 2030
Emerging Opportunities
An initial assessment highlights that less than 20 percent of the resources required for its National Biodiversity Action Plan have been secured, leaving biodiversity action highly dependent on unpredictable external funding.
The opportunity now is to strengthen public finance systems, activate national funding mechanisms, improve revenue collection, and make biodiversity projects more bankable for national and international investors.
Innovative Financing and Stronger Policy Alignment
Despite many challenges, opportunities exist through innovative financing instruments, stronger policy alignment, and improving project bankability to unlock additional national and international funds.
Priority investment needs 2026–2030
Opportunities identified in the national Biodiversity Finance Plan, with the finance each one needs and the result it is expected to deliver.
02. Operationalize the National Environment Fund
Activate the Fund as a central channel for national and international environmental finance
- Finance need
- US$700,000
- Expected finance result
- Policy Coherence
03. Strengthen collection of biodiversity-related revenues
Increase domestic revenues from ecotourism, environmental taxes and biodiversity-related fees
- Finance need
- US$800,000
- Expected finance result
- US$30 million
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The Togo investment profile as published in the Investment Compendium, with the same figures shown on this page.
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