The Network for Greening the Financial System has published a new package of materials designed to help central banks and supervisors assess and integrate nature-related financial risks into their work. The release positions nature degradation, including deteriorating water or soil quality, as a potential driver of knock-on effects that can translate into economic and financial damage. Building on the NGFS Conceptual Framework on Nature-related Financial Risks published in 2024, the package comprises three complementary notes covering nature-related data (metrics, sources and uses), modelling tools for nature-related risk scenarios, and supervisory practices for overseeing nature-related financial risks.
Network for Greening the Financial System 2026-04-09
Network for Greening the Financial System releases 2026 Nature Package to support assessment and supervision of nature-related financial risks
The Network for Greening the Financial System has issued a package of materials to help central banks and supervisors assess and integrate nature-related financial risks, highlighting nature degradation as a potential driver of economic and financial damage. The package, building on the 2024 NGFS Conceptual Framework on Nature-related Financial Risks, comprises three notes on nature-related data, modelling tools for risk scenarios, and supervisory practices.