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Suzanne Ozment

Suzanne is Senior Associate for Cities4Forests at the World Resources Institute's (WRI), where she researches the design of profitable nature-based solutions to water insecurity and climate change. She works with business, financial institutions, government, water utilities, and civil society to scope out smart investment opportunities to protect and restore watersheds, and to advance policies that enable strategic watershed management.

Suzanne Ozment

Suzanne is a Senior Associate with World Resources Institute's (WRI) Natural Infrastructure Initiative and Cities4Forests, where she works with business, financial institutions, government, and civil society to manage climate and water risk through adoption of nature-based solutions (NBS). Suzanne and her team utilize biophysical, economic, and institutional analysis to integrate natural capital into policy and investment decisions. Her work with the Inter-American Development Bank includes a series of foundational knowledge products, NBS for Latin America and the Caribbean, which explores current trends of NBS adoption in the region and outlines priorities to scale them.

Mainstreaming Natural Capital to Drive Increased Nature-Positive Investments

December 6, 2022 por Emmie Oliver - Suzanne Ozment - Gregory Watson Leave a Comment

At this year’s UN Biodiversity Conference in Montreal (COP15), countries are gathering to finalize the post-2020 global framework on biodiversity (GBF). In the landmark agreement, countries are expected to commit to halt biodiversity loss by 2030 and institute a new global plan to deploy resources for the conservation and restoration of nature. The finalization of the framework … [Read more...] about Mainstreaming Natural Capital to Drive Increased Nature-Positive Investments

How the IDB is scaling up support for Nature-Based Solutions in Latin America and the Caribbean

November 4, 2021 por Emmie Oliver - Suzanne Ozment - Gregory Watson Leave a Comment

Nature and biodiversity are taking center stage as a critical theme at COP26 in Glasgow. As governments, the private sector, and multilateral institutions seek to raise ambition in their climate commitments, nature-based solutions (NBS) present a key opportunity to both mitigate and adapt to climate change, while also contributing to other priorities such as economic recovery, … [Read more...] about How the IDB is scaling up support for Nature-Based Solutions in Latin America and the Caribbean

Driving financial innovation and investment for nature-based solutions in Latin America and the Caribbean

October 13, 2021 por Suzanne Ozment - Gregory Watson - Lizzie Marsters - Emmie Oliver Leave a Comment

Latin America and Caribbean is a biodiversity powerhouse, hosting over 40% of the world’s biodiversity, 12% of its mangrove forests, 10% of its coral reefs and its largest expanse of wetlands. It also faces a pressing need for better protection and management, especially in the face of climate change. Latin America and the Caribbean lost more … [Read more...] about Driving financial innovation and investment for nature-based solutions in Latin America and the Caribbean

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