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The Inter-American Development Bankโ€™s $15m commitment to SA Impact Forestry Fund II includes Finnish and Canadian government-backed finance.
A 'heavy assets low obsolescence' approach to protecting capital from AI disruption could reframe farmland and forestry as critical components of the economyโ€™s broader transformation.
Forestry
Cambridge Associatesโ€™ David Gowenlock discusses why carbon markets remain fragile, LPs' shifting net-zero strategies and why agtech is attracting institutional interest.
The firm has partnered with developer Imperative and will invest up to $30m per project, managing partner Agustin Silvani told affiliate title New Private Markets.
Tropical forest
Rainforest Builder is working on tropical forest restoration projects in Ghana, Sierra Leone and Guinea.
The firm plans to invest $100m in the US grasslands carbon project developer, with which it agreed a $40m funding agreement in 2024.
Biomass energy plant
The deal, which lands amid a push to increase Australiaโ€™s low-carbon fuel production, sees fund managers positioning bioenergy as a new infrastructure subsector.
Storm and heavy rain over farmland near Glenrowan
While the Australian government accelerates its buyback of water for environmental purposes, a review of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan shifts the gaze onto adjacent areas primed for investment.
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