当前，生物多样性丧失正在加剧全球自然风险，并逐步对金融体系的稳定性、资产估值以及长期经济韧性构成实质性威胁。与此同时，随着《昆明-蒙特利尔全球生物多样性框架》（GBF）与自然相关财务信息披露工作组（TNFD）等国际政策和监管框架的不断推进，金融机构正面临日益严格的外部监管要求和利益相关方对透明度与责任履行的更高期待。在此背景下，积极识别、评估和管理自然相关风险，已成为金融机构提升风险韧性、合规能力与可持续经营水平的重要议题。

为支持“一带一路”沿线国家和地区在生物多样性保护领域的融资能力建设，帮助金融机构更好识别、管理与披露自然相关风险与机 “一带一路”绿色投资原则（GIP）第一工作组拟于2025年7月7日（星期一）下午2:00-4:30举办题为“金融机构生物多样性风险管理（第二部分）”的专题研讨会。

GIP第一工作组由中国工商银行与瑞士再保险公司共同担任主席，普华永道担任秘书。此次研讨会将在2024年3月成功举办的“第一部分”活动基础上，继续深入探讨金融机构在生物多样性保护中的角色与实践路径。会议期间，第一工作组还将正式发布研究报告《“一带一路”背景下的金融助力生物多样性保护研究》。该报告基于此前GIP生物多样性主题调研问卷结果撰写，旨在总结当前实践经验并提出可行建议。

会议还将设有圆桌讨论环节，邀请来自不同类型金融机构的专家代表，围绕自然相关风险管理与生物多样性投融资等主题分享实践经验与面临的挑战。

详细议程请见下文。如您对研讨会感兴趣，欢迎扫描下方二维码报名参会，具体参会信息将在报名确认成功后告知。我们期待您的到来。

Biodiversity loss is intensifying global nature-related risks and increasingly posing material threats to the stability of the financial system, asset valuations, and long-term economic resilience. At the same time, with the continued advancement of international policy and regulatory frameworks—such as the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) and the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD)—financial institutions are facing more stringent external regulatory requirements and higher stakeholder expectations for transparency and accountability. Against this backdrop, actively identifying, assessing, and managing nature-related risks has become a key priority for financial institutions to strengthen risk resilience, compliance capabilities, and sustainable business performance.

To support capacity building for biodiversity-related financing in countries and regions along the Belt and Road, and to help financial institutions better identify, manage, and disclose nature-related risks and opportunities, the Working Group One of the Green Investment Principles (GIP) for the Belt and Road will host a seminar titled “Navigating Nature-related Risks Part II” on Monday, July 7, 2025, from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM in Beijing. 

Co-chaired by Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) and Swiss Re, with PwC serving as the secretariat, the GIP First Working Group will build on the success of Part I, held in March 2024, to further explore the roles and practical approaches of financial institutions in biodiversity conservation.

During the event, the WG1 will officially launch the research report titled “Financial Support for Biodiversity Conservation under the Background of the Belt and Road Initiative”, based on findings from the previous GIP Biodiversity Survey. The report aims to summarize current practices and provide actionable recommendations.

A panel discussion will also be held, bringing together expert representatives from various types of financial institutions to share their practical experiences and challenges in nature-related risk management and biodiversity finance.

Please refer to the detailed agenda below. If you are interested in attending, please scan the QR code below to register. Further event details will be provided upon successful registration. We look forward to your participation.