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Rooted in Resilience: Building the Financial Architecture for Mangroves

Hosted by Mangrove Breakthrough & Capital For Climate
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Mangrove Breakthrough | Capital for Climate | Global Mangrove Alliance | Magnitude Global Finance | Restor

🌿 Monday, Sep 21st, 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM EDT

📍Volvo Hall, Scandinavia House, 58 Park Ave, New York

8 minute walk from Grand Central Station

Volvo Hall is located on the second floor of Scandinavia House. After checking in at reception, please take the stairs to the second floor, where you will find Volvo Hall.

Three years into the Mangrove Breakthrough, the case for investing in mangroves is no longer theoretical. Avoided-loss values are being quantified, revenue models are maturing, and a pipeline of projects across priority geographies is taking shape. What has been missing is not capital, nor returns: it is market architecture. The definitions, standards, financial instruments, insurance mechanisms, and intermediation structures that allow capital to find investable opportunities at scale.

This event demonstrates that this architecture is now being built, piece by piece, and that it is already producing results.

Intended outcomes

  • Showcase that investable mangrove opportunities exist today, across scales, geographies, capital types and revenue models.

  • Demonstrate concrete progress on the $4 billion mobilisation journey and on the construction of the financial architecture that underpins it.

  • Financial institutions leave with a concrete view of live opportunities and how to access them through the Restor Capital for Climate Magnitude Global Finance pipeline.

  • NGOs and project developers leave with a clearer pathway for registering, preparing and advancing mangrove projects through the Restor, Capital for Climate, Magnitude Global Finance pipeline, as well as concrete opportunities to contribute local knowledge, community perspectives and project origination.

Location
Scandinavia House
58 Park Ave, New York, NY 10016, USA