Home » WorkshopsPractitioner modules Last updated February 2025 Welcome to the practitioner training modules, designed to help operational teams understand and respond to nature-related challenges. The 12 modules guide learners through: • The ‘Why’ (Modules 1-4) – foundational concepts of business and nature, financial implications and the need to act.• The ‘What’ (Modules 5-10) – current industry practice and how organisations are responding.• The ‘How’ (Modules 11-12) – practical exercises for learners to explore how their organisations can implement learnings. Who are these materials for? These materials support trainers delivering training to operational professionals who need to understand nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. They provide a foundation to help organisations get started with understanding, assessing and responding to nature-related issues. Notes for trainers • Materials must be adapted to different audiences, regions and sectors in line with the Responsible Use Guidelines. Please refer to the trainer handbook for details on how to adapt the modules.• Modules are designed to be delivered in 60-90 minute sessions, with the exception of module 6.Module 6: The LEAP approach is designed to be delivered over eight hours as a full-day workshop or over a number of sessions.• Modules 5-12 benefit from participants having a solid understanding of the concepts underpinning nature and business outlined in the LEAP approach. Practitioner module 1: The world we live in and the nature-business nexus The opening module provides a big-picture perspective and asks learners to reflect on the state of nature in the context of global trends. Through facts and figures, it highlights nature loss, evolving stakeholder expectations and the urgent need to change business-as-usual practices. Format One hour, delivered live online or in-person Learning outcomes By the end of the module, learners will be able to: Recognise key nature-related trends and their systemic interconnections with other environmental, economic and social issues. Understand the implications of these trends for corporates and financial institutions. Access restrictedYou must create a trainer profile and agree to our Responsible Use Guidelines to access this content.Create a trainer profileAlready a trainer? Log inDownload slide deckDownload guidance notes Supporting resources There are 1 publication(s), 1 webinar(s) and 7 resource(s) for this module. Show supporting resources Publications Glossary Webinars Nature as a mentor: Learning from nature, for nature January 28, 2025 (Updated: January 28, 2025) Hosted by TNFD, Biomimicry 3.8 and The Biomimicry Institute This session explores nature-related opportunities through biomimicry and other nature-led learnings. Resources Report Global Assessment Report on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) (May 2019) The periodic report assessing the status of and trends affecting biodiversity... Video Planetary Health Check – With Johan Rockstrom Join the Planetary Guardians to learn more about the status of the Planet in the first ever Planetary Health Check. Our shared home, the Planet, is on red alert. The science is clear that six out... Report Doing business within Planetary Boundaries This report deep-dives into specific aspects of corporate reporting, nature-related risk assessments and sustainable investments that need reconsideration if we are to deliver on sustainability... Video Financing a Shared Future for All Life on Earth | Global Biodiversity Framework Global Ethical Finance Institute (May 2022) TNFD Co-Chair Elizabeth Mrema gives an overview of the Global Biodiversity Framework currently being negotiated by the Convention on... Report A wake-up call for companies: What Target 15 of the Global Biodiversity Framework means for business Business for Nature (February 2023) A report exploring what Target 15 of the post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework means for business. It highlights three key... Educational video Johan Rockström | Planetary boundaries: scientific advances The planetary boundaries framework, developed by Johan Rockström in 2009, is a science-based assessment of the nine critical processes that maintain Earth’s stability and resilience.... Podcast Not Sure Where Climate Risk Ends and Biodiversity Begins? Exactly. MSCI (May 2022) A podcast featuring TNFD’s Technical Director, Emily McKenzie, which gives an overview of the TNFD framework, along with perspectives from Matthieu Maurin, CEO and... Practitioner module 2: Nature-related issues – understanding the commercial implications of nature This module explores the commercial urgency of addressing nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. It explores how nature-related issues have material financial implications for corporates and financial institutions and how they could materialise across value chains/sectors. Format One hour, delivered live online or in-person Learning outcomes By the end of the module, learners will be able to: Identify nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities for corporates and financial institutions. Access restrictedYou must create a trainer profile and agree to our Responsible Use Guidelines to access this content.Create a trainer profileAlready a trainer? Log inDownload slide deckDownload guidance notes Supporting resources There are 1 publication(s), 1 webinar(s), 5 resource(s) and 1 case studies for this module. Show supporting resources Publications Guidance on value chains Webinars Nature risk is financial risk: Case studies from the market January 28, 2025 (Updated: January 28, 2025) This session showcases how organisations are taking action to avoid the financial consequences of not understanding or managing nature-related risks. Resources Educational video Accelerating Action on Nature and Biodiversity This webinar will present insights into the accelerating action on nature and biodiversity that central banks and supervisors have begun to explore. The session will explore tangible... Report Integrating Nature: The case for action on nature-related financial risks University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (April 2022) Since 2019, CISL has been collaborating with financial institutions on a programme to support the... Report Banking on natural capital – unlock the true value of nature Deloitte (July 2022) A report considering the implications of valuing nature differently, aiming to explore how “the growing ecological deficit can be addressed by mobilising... Training Biodiversity fundamentals: The business case for action (UN Global Compact 2022) A sixty-minute course exploring the business case for action on nature loss, helping participants understand the importance of biodiversity to their... Podcast Building a business case for biodiversity and natural capital HSBC (February 2023) A podcast exploring COP15 outcomes, disclosure, and how corporates and financial institutions are driving action for biodiversity preservation, including... Case studies Explore all case studies TNFD | October 2024Location: GlobalCase Study Case studies present examples of nature-related material impacts on businesses and financial institutions that demonstrate the importance of organisations assessing, managing and disclosing their nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. Practitioner module 3: The TNFD recommendations Module 3 introduces the TNFD recommendations, providing an overview of the 14 recommended disclosures, assessment approach and measurement architecture. It also highlights alignment to other sustainability-related reporting frameworks. Format One hour, delivered live online or in-person Learning outcomes By the end of the module, learners will be able to: Explain what the TNFD recommendations and accompanying guidance cover. Describe how they can be used by their organisation to identify, assess, disclose and manage nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. Access restrictedYou must create a trainer profile and agree to our Responsible Use Guidelines to access this content.Create a trainer profileAlready a trainer? Log inDownload slide deckDownload guidance notes Supporting resources There are 3 publication(s), 2 webinar(s) and 1 case studies for this module. Show supporting resources Publications Getting started with adoption of the TNFD Recommendations Guidance on the identification and assessment of nature-related issues: the LEAP approach Guidance on biomes Webinars Getting Started with the TNFD Recommendations: A practical pathway towards nature-related corporate reporting November 21, 2023 (Updated: January 25, 2024) This webinar highlights how organisations can get started with the TNFD Recommendations. It features the Taskforce members who led the development of the TNFD’s Getting Started guidance and a key pilot tester – and digs into the... TNFD 101: Assessing nature-related issues – Introduction to the TNFD LEAP Approach August 19, 2024 (Updated: August 19, 2024) This webinar provided guidance on the integrated approach that TNFD has developed for the identification and assessment of nature-related issues, called the LEAP approach. This approach aims to help organisations conduct the... Case studies Explore all LEAP use cases TNFD | October 2024LEAP Use Case LEAP use cases provide detailed technical outlines of the steps organisations have taken to implement the LEAP approach to assess, measure and report their nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. Practitioner module 4: Understanding key TNFD terms This module provides a foundational overview of key nature-related terms and concepts. Trainers are encouraged to enhance engagement by incorporating practical examples and real-world applications relevant to the learners’ own organisation or sector. Format One hour, delivered live online or in-person Learning outcomes By the end of the module, learners will be able to: Explain key sustainability and nature-related terms. Understand how to use these in the context of their organisation. Access restrictedYou must create a trainer profile and agree to our Responsible Use Guidelines to access this content.Create a trainer profileAlready a trainer? Log inDownload slide deckDownload guidance notesDownload exercise templateDownload exercise template Supporting resources There are 3 publication(s) for this module. Show supporting resources Publications Glossary Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) Recommendations Guidance on the identification and assessment of nature-related issues: the LEAP approach Practitioner module 5: Interoperability of key frameworks Module 5 provides an overview of how the TNFD recommended disclosures ensure alignment with global policy initiatives and consistency and interoperability with evolving reporting standards and frameworks. This module is aimed at practitioners who have a background in reporting within corporates and financial institutions. Format One hour, delivered live online or in-person Learning outcomes By the end of the module, learners will be able to: Relate the TNFD recommendations to the evolving global reporting landscape. Access restrictedYou must create a trainer profile and agree to our Responsible Use Guidelines to access this content.Create a trainer profileAlready a trainer? Log inDownload slide deckDownload guidance notes Supporting resources There are 2 publication(s), 4 webinar(s) and 4 resource(s) for this module. Show supporting resources Publications Interoperability mapping between the GRI Standards and the TNFD Recommended Disclosures and metrics Correspondence mapping: ESRS requirements and TNFD Disclosure Recommendations and metrics Webinars Navigating nature-related disclosures under CSRD and TNFD July 2, 2024 (Updated: December 16, 2024) Around 50,000 European companies and additional non-EU-based companies with a large branch in the EU are required to report under the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). These Standards provide more detail on the... TNFD + TCFD integrated reporting January 24, 2024 (Updated: December 16, 2024) This webinar introduces the illustrative TCFD + TNFD disclosure report prepared by Forico, and delves into insights from Early Adopters about how they are getting started with TNFD and what they learned from pilot testing. It begins... TNFD reporting in action – Insights from Corporates June 13, 2024 (Updated: December 16, 2024) In this webinar, organisations that have recently published a TNFD report shared unique TNFD reporting insights. Whereas climate has become an established part of organisations’ sustainability reporting, nature reports... TNFD reporting in action – Insights from the Asset Management Industry May 28, 2024 (Updated: January 14, 2025) In this webinar, organisations that have recently published a TNFD report shared unique TNFD reporting insights. Whereas climate has become an established part of organisations’ sustainability reporting, nature reports... Resources Video How CDP aligns with the TNFD As part of the Global Disclosure Dialogue 2024, Tony Goldner, Executive Director of the Taskforce for Nature-related Financial Disclosuresm, sat down with CDP to discuss how CDP’s disclosure... Report Accountability for Nature: Comparison of Nature-related Assessment and Disclosure Frameworks and Standards This report compares seven prominent standards and frameworks for assessing and disclosing nature-related information in the private sector. The report highlights common trends and divergences in... Report Biodiversity Disclosures Initiatives European Business & Biodiversity Platform | April 2024 In line with the increasing recognition of the importance of biodiversity for business, the demand for disclosure of corporate... Animation TNFD and the global reporting landscape This short animation explains how the TNFD recommendations align with key global reporting frameworks, including the GRI Standards, European regulations under the CSRD, and the ISSB’s global... Practitioner module 6: The LEAP Approach This module provides a detailed overview of the LEAP approach, enabling practitioners to identify and assess nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities within their organisations/portfolios. Learners will apply the four phases of the LEAP approach by engaging in a hypothetical case study and structured exercises. Format 8.5 hours, delivered live online or in-person Learning outcomes By the end of the module, learners will be able to: Apply the LEAP approach to identify nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities within their organisations/portfolios. Access restrictedYou must create a trainer profile and agree to our Responsible Use Guidelines to access this content.Create a trainer profileAlready a trainer? Log inDownload slide deck (Part 1)Download slide deck (Part 2)Download guidance notesDownload exercise templates Supporting resources There are 7 publication(s), 4 webinar(s), 1 resource(s) and 1 case studies for this module. Show supporting resources Publications Guidance on the identification and assessment of nature-related issues: the LEAP approach Guidance on scenario analysis Guidance on engagement with Indigenous Peoples, Local Communities and affected stakeholders Guidance on LEAP: Methods for assessing nature-related risks Guidance on Response Metrics in the Prepare Phase of Leap Additional draft guidance on the Locate Phase of the TNFD’s LEAP Approach for Priority Location Identification’ (L2 and L3) Additional draft guidance for corporates on the ‘Evaluate’ Phase of the TNFD’s LEAP Approach for Dependency and Impact Analysis Webinars The LEAP Approach – Locate + Evaluate September 26, 2022 (Updated: September 15, 2023) This webinar discusses the first two sections of the LEAP Approach, Locate and Evaluate. It includes a comprehensive overview of scoping, prioritizing locations, and using available data sets to understand the state of nature and... The LEAP Approach – Assess January 31, 2023 (Updated: December 16, 2024) This webinar discusses the Assess phase of the TNFD’s LEAP Approach, including risk and opportunity identification, existing and additional risk mitigation and management, and risk and opportunity measurement and materiality... The LEAP Approach for Financial Institutions – Scoping, Locate, Evaluate October 26, 2022 (Updated: September 18, 2023) This webinar discusses the insights and learnings from financial institutions who are pilot testing the scoping, locate, and evaluate stages of the LEAP Approach for Financial Institutions. It includes a comprehensive overview of... The LEAP Approach – Assess for Financial Institutions March 6, 2023 (Updated: September 18, 2023) This webinar discusses the Assess phase of TNFD’s LEAP Approach for Financial Institutions including risk and opportunity identification, existing and additional risk mitigation and management, and risk and opportunity... Resources Report TNFD, LEAP and Indigenous Enterprises Impacts and opportunities TNFD is delighted to support the publication of CIELO MEX's report exploring how indiginous enterprises in Mexico have used the LEAP Approach Case studies Explore all LEAP use cases TNFD | October 2024LEAP Use Case LEAP use cases provide detailed technical outlines of the steps organisations have taken to implement the LEAP approach to assess, measure and report their nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. Practitioner module 7: The TNFD measurement architecture and metrics Module 7 shows practitioners how to use the TNFD measurement architecture and metrics to assess and manage nature-related issues. Format One hour, delivered live online or in-person Learning outcomes By the end of the module, learners will be able to: Use the TNFD measurement architecture and metrics in relation to assessing, disclosing and managing nature-related issues. Access restrictedYou must create a trainer profile and agree to our Responsible Use Guidelines to access this content.Create a trainer profileAlready a trainer? Log inDownload guidance notesDownload slide deck Supporting resources There are 3 publication(s), 2 webinar(s) and 3 resource(s) for this module. Show supporting resources Publications Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) Recommendations Guidance on Response Metrics in the Prepare Phase of Leap Disclosure Metrics Annexes Webinars Changes in the state of nature: the next generation of metrics & targets? August 24, 2022 (Updated: December 17, 2024) This webinar provides a deep dive into using metrics and setting targets, with a specific focus on changes in the state of nature, measuring opportunities and risk for biodiversity, potential metrics and targets that could be in use in... Insights on TNFD Sector Guidance March 8, 2024 (Updated: April 29, 2024) Draft sector guidance is currently available for eight priority sectors. This webinar for Forum members presented an overview of eight sector guidance documents published at COP28 in December 2023. The session included a... Resources Website TNFD’s Additional sector guidance The TNFD recognises that there can be significant differences across sectors for corporates applying the LEAP approach. Explore the full set of sector guidance. The Taskforce has... Animation TNFD’s metrics architecture An initial survey in 2022 by the Taskforce of nature-related indicators and metrics in use for corporate reporting revealed over 3,000 unique metrics, with different definitions used for similar... OpEd Missing metrics: climate vs nature Global Canopy (December 2020) An op-ed discussing the missing metrics around impacts on nature. Practitioner module 8: Nature-related data and tools This module highlights the tools and data practitioners can use to support assessment, disclosure and management of nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. Format One hour, delivered live online or in-person Learning outcomes By the end of the module, learners will be able to: Appraise the tools and data which can be accessed and used to assess, disclose and manage nature-related issues. Access restrictedYou must create a trainer profile and agree to our Responsible Use Guidelines to access this content.Create a trainer profileAlready a trainer? Log inDownload slide deckDownload guidance notes Supporting resources There are 2 publication(s), 3 webinar(s) and 8 resource(s) for this module. Show supporting resources Publications A roadmap for upgrading market access to decision-useful nature-related data Findings of a high-level scoping study exploring the case for a global nature-related public data facility Webinars Building nature intelligence: A roadmap for upgrading market access to decision-useful nature-related data January 28, 2025 (Updated: January 28, 2025) This session presents the TNFD’s draft guidance on a roadmap for a Nature Data Public Facility, including its key components, observations and recommendations for discussion and in advance of commencing the three-month open... Diving Into Oceans Data: New technologies and implications to support corporate reporting September 4, 2024 (Updated: September 4, 2024) The session was moderated by Tony Goldner and focused on how innovative data collection methods and metrics are revolutionizing the Blue Economy and informing corporate reporting in alignment with the Taskforce on Nature-related... What spatial data innovations are being developed and how can they help nature-related financial disclosure? May 20, 2022 (Updated: December 17, 2024) This webinar discusses a range of innovations and projects on how geospatial data on nature can influence financial decision making. It offers a comprehensive overview of the importance of ecosystem service data to policy and financial... Resources Tool ENCORE (Exploring Natural Capital Opportunities, Risks and Exposure) Natural Capital Finance Alliance (2015) A tool which allows financial institutions to map their material impacts and dependencies on nature. Webinar Introducing IBAT – The Integrated Biodiversity Assessment Tool A comprehensive introduction to the IBAT tool. In this video, Ben Jobson, Programme Officer at IBAT, introduction the IBAT tool, a web-based mapping tool that helps companies assess biodiversity... Tool Biodiversity Risk Filter WWF (January 2023) A new free online tool which allows companies and financial institutions to explore and respond to their biodiversity-related risk to enhance their resilient. It... Tool Forest IQ (Global Canopy, Stockholm Environment Institute & Zoological Society of London, November 2023) A tool which aligns, connected, and curates the best available datasets on how... Tool Trase Finance Global Canopy, Stockholm Environment Institute and Neural Alpha (Live) A tool which enables financial institutions to improve the sustainability of their portfolios by linking flows of... Tool Natural Capital Toolkit SHIFT (Live) An interactive database that helps business find the right tool to measure and value natural capital as they use the Natural Capital Protocol. Tool Ecological Footprint Global Footprint Network (Live) A calculator and dataset that allows individuals to calculate their ecological footprint and see the biocapacity of their region or country. Tool Ocean Data Platform Ocean Hub (2022) With a full release scheduled for summer 2022, the Ocean Hub have put together some information on their upcoming Ocean Data Platform. This will be a key source of... Practitioner module 9: Nature related scenarios Module 9 demonstrates how to use scenarios analysis to assess and manage nature-related issues. Format One hour, delivered live online or in-person Learning outcomes By the end of the module, learners will be able to: Understand and explain how scenario analysis can be used to assess and manage nature-related issues. Access restrictedYou must create a trainer profile and agree to our Responsible Use Guidelines to access this content.Create a trainer profileAlready a trainer? Log inDownload slide deckDownload guidance notesDownload exercise template - scenario anaylsis Supporting resources There are 3 publication(s), 2 webinar(s), 1 resource(s) and 1 case studies for this module. Show supporting resources Publications Guidance on scenario analysis Additional guidance on scenario analysis Discussion paper on conducting advanced scenario analysis Webinars Nature-related futures – the TNFD’s approach to scenarios for corporates May 22, 2023 (Updated: January 29, 2025) This webinar discusses the TNFD’s draft approach to scenarios, and hears from Carrie Houtman, the Taskforce Member from Dow, on the results of Dow’s pilot test of the approach to scenarios. The webinar includes the lessons... Charting a sustainable path: Nature-climate scenarios in financial decision-making March 25, 2024 (Updated: March 25, 2024) The TNFD and NatureFinance co-hosted this public webinar on integrating nature-climate scenarios for sustainable financial decision-making. The session focused on integrating nature-climate scenarios. Ahead of the... Resources Educational video Scenario Analysis: Guidance for Risk Professionals Hear from members of the UK’s Climate Financial Risk Forum Scenario Analysis Working Group, as we review useful tools and resources that risk professionals should be aware of, and explore key... Case studies Explore all LEAP use cases TNFD | October 2024LEAP Use Case LEAP use cases provide detailed technical outlines of the steps organisations have taken to implement the LEAP approach to assess, measure and report their nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. Practitioner module 10: Engagement Module 10 equips practitioners with the knowledge and skills to effectively engage with Indigenous Peoples, Local Communities and affected stakeholders that interface with an organisation’s nature-related issues. Recognising that standard business practices often overlook the rights and perspectives of these groups, the module advocates for the integration of their views in organisational strategies, policies, processes and decision making. Format One hour, delivered live online or in-person Learning outcomes By the end of the module, learners will be able to: Understand how effective processes for engaging with Indigenous Peoples, Local Communities and affected stakeholders can help to inform identification, assessment, management and disclosure of nature-related issues by their organisation. Access restrictedYou must create a trainer profile and agree to our Responsible Use Guidelines to access this content.Create a trainer profileAlready a trainer? Log inDownload slide deckDownload guidance notes Supporting resources There are 1 publication(s) and 5 resource(s) for this module. Show supporting resources Publications Guidance on engagement with Indigenous Peoples, Local Communities and affected stakeholders Resources Guidance document United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Guidance document Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights Report TNFD, LEAP and Indigenous Enterprises Impacts and opportunities TNFD is delighted to support the publication of CIELO MEX's report exploring how indiginous enterprises in Mexico have used the LEAP Approach Guidance document Stakeholder engagement guidance (SBTN) Stakeholder engagement is critical for the success of any effort to address nature loss and degradation. SBTN released its Stakeholder Engagement Guidance (V1.0) in 2024 to support companies... Insight A typology of risk to increase investment in Indigenous and community-led landscapes UNEP-FI (June 2022) This insight announces the launch of a piece of work developing a typology of risks to increase investment in indigenous and community-led... Practitioner module 11: Embedding the TNFD recommendations in your organisation This module explores how learners and their organisation(s) can take things forward and implement the learnings in practice. A practical exercise is included to support interactive discussion and active exploration of topics covered in earlier modules. Format One hour, delivered live online or in-person Learning outcomes By the end of the module, learners will be able to: Examine their organisation’s nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. Explore what they mean in their role as a practitioner within their organisation. Access restrictedYou must create a trainer profile and agree to our Responsible Use Guidelines to access this content.Create a trainer profileAlready a trainer? Log inDownload slide deckDownload guidance notesDownload exercise template Supporting resources There are 1 publication(s), 4 webinar(s), 1 resource(s) and 1 case studies for this module. Show supporting resources Publications Guidance on the identification and assessment of nature-related issues: the LEAP approach Webinars The LEAP Approach – Locate + Evaluate September 26, 2022 (Updated: September 15, 2023) This webinar discusses the first two sections of the LEAP Approach, Locate and Evaluate. It includes a comprehensive overview of scoping, prioritizing locations, and using available data sets to understand the state of nature and... The LEAP Approach – Assess January 31, 2023 (Updated: December 16, 2024) This webinar discusses the Assess phase of the TNFD’s LEAP Approach, including risk and opportunity identification, existing and additional risk mitigation and management, and risk and opportunity measurement and materiality... The LEAP Approach for Financial Institutions – Scoping, Locate, Evaluate October 26, 2022 (Updated: September 18, 2023) This webinar discusses the insights and learnings from financial institutions who are pilot testing the scoping, locate, and evaluate stages of the LEAP Approach for Financial Institutions. It includes a comprehensive overview of... The LEAP Approach – Assess for Financial Institutions March 6, 2023 (Updated: September 18, 2023) This webinar discusses the Assess phase of TNFD’s LEAP Approach for Financial Institutions including risk and opportunity identification, existing and additional risk mitigation and management, and risk and opportunity... Resources Website TNFD’s Additional sector guidance The TNFD recognises that there can be significant differences across sectors for corporates applying the LEAP approach. Explore the full set of sector guidance. The Taskforce has... Case studies Explore all LEAP use cases TNFD | October 2024LEAP Use Case LEAP use cases provide detailed technical outlines of the steps organisations have taken to implement the LEAP approach to assess, measure and report their nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. Practitioner module 12: How to take things forward in your specific role Module 12 helps practitioners reflect on how they can best support their team, division or organisation to address nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks and opportunities. The module is centred around a practical exercise to create a personal action plan. Format One hour, delivered live online or in-person Learning outcomes By the end of the module, learners will be able to: Create a personal action plan to support their organisation in improving business performance by minimising nature-negative and maximising nature-positive outcomes. Access restrictedYou must create a trainer profile and agree to our Responsible Use Guidelines to access this content.Create a trainer profileAlready a trainer? Log inDownload slide deckDownload guidance notesDownload exercise template - taking action Supporting resources There are 1 publication(s) and 5 resource(s) for this module. Show supporting resources Publications Discussion paper on nature transition plans Resources Website Take action – setting science-based targets for nature: a step-by-step guide (SBTN, May 2023) There is a 5-step process for setting, implementing and tracking progress on science-based targets for nature. This page explores onboarding content to help your... Report Discussion Paper 23/1: Finance for positive sustainable change Financial Conduct Authority (UK) (February 2023) A discussion paper – with feedback open until the 10 May 2023 – encouraging an industry-wide dialogue on... Report Nature Positive Strategy: Practical Guidance for Corporates Pollination | April 2024 Drawing on their global work on nature, Pollination has published a user guide for corporates for action and ambition on the nature-positive... Report Nature tech: what you can measure you can manage Nature4Climate (September 2022) A white paper introducing Nature tech and all the innovations needed to sit alongside existing nature-based solutions and other responses to the climate... Guidance document Roadmaps to Nature Positive WBCSD’s Roadmaps to Nature Positive provide companies with comprehensive step-by-step “how to” guides for taking credible, impactful nature action.