01. Investment Pipeline
Develop biodiversity project pipeline.
- Finance need
- US$700,000
- Expected finance result
- US$15 million
Biodiversity Finance Plan · Investment profile 2026
Georgia
Embedding Biodiversity in Economic Planning
Results
What Georgia has achieved so far through its Biodiversity Finance Plan.
US$1.9
million investment needs
for transformative impact by 2030
Public funding for biodiversity grew 7× since 2019 (from $30k to $220k), with US$1.76M+ mobilized.
The “Forest Friend” platform engaged 2,200 volunteers, raised US$121k in private funding, and supported forest restoration
Mobilizing Private Finance and Citizens for Restoration
Biodiversity projects are being positioned as bankable, climate-linked investments, unlocking carbon finance and long-term private sector engagement while demonstrating large-scale restoration with measurable climate benefits. Support for non-timber forest products has diversified rural incomes.
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. Finance Plan Rollout
Operationalize biodiversity finance plan.
- Finance need
- US$600,000
- Expected result
- Policy Coherence
03. Public Finance Alignment
Improve biodiversity tagging and tracking.
- Finance need
- US$600,000
- Expected result
- Policy Coherence
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The Georgia investment profile as published in the Investment Compendium, with the same figures shown on this page.
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