Biodiversity Finance Plan · Investment profile 2026

China

Scaling Biodiversity Finance at System Level

Asia and the Pacific

Results

What China has achieved so far through its Biodiversity Finance Plan.

US$7 million investment needs for transformative impact by 2030

Human–elephant conflict in Xishuangbanna has been reduced through insurance mechanisms. Feasibility studies have been completed for Flyway Index Insurance targeting migratory bird habitats, while support is underway in Yunnan to develop Flower Index Insurance for pollination-dependent crops and Coral Reef Index Insurance for coastal protection.

Conservation and Finance Alignment

A strong policy framework is driving increasing financial sector engagement on biodiversity in China. A landmark outcome—the permanent cancellation of the Gasajiang Dam following the country’s first preventive public interest lawsuit for endangered wildlife—has secured long-term protection of the last intact habitat of the Green Peafowl.

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.

01. Disclosure Frameworks

Integrate biodiversity into financial disclosures.

Finance need
US$2.4 million
Expected result
Policy Coherence

Finance plans & policy

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