Biodiversity Finance Plan · Investment profile 2026
Mainstreaming Climate and Biodiversity Across Finance
What Colombia has achieved so far through its Biodiversity Finance Plan.
Assessment of agricultural credit lines for nature-related risks and a greening of concessional finance by the national agricultural credit bank.
Additional safeguards already in place across 6 value chains with an additional 26 assessments.
The City of Bogota invested $1.5 million in a Payment for Ecosystem services.
Participating companies will strengthen their capacity to apply the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) framework, improving how they assess nature-related risks and opportunities, disclose information, and integrate biodiversity into strategy—positioning them as early adopters driving more transparent and sustainable financial practices in Colombia.
Opportunities identified in the national Biodiversity Finance Plan, with the finance each one needs and the result it is expected to deliver.
Enabling financial institutions to identify, assess, and manage their dependencies and impacts on nature. This improved decision-making capacity can influence financing and insurance practices that support conservation, restoration, and sustainable use of ecosystems.
Build blended finance platforms for restoration landscapes.
Expected to align at least USD 150 million in agricultural credit toward nature-positive practices.
The Colombia investment profile as published in the Investment Compendium, with the same figures shown on this page.
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