The Numbers for Nature Training Institute
Transforming the way conservationists solve environmental challenges.
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About CSF's capacity development program
The Numbers for Nature Training Institute (N4N) is CSF's unique and effective capacity development program in economics and finance for conservation. This program empowers leaders with the knowledge, skills, tools, and language to advocate for nature on the balance sheet and in development decisions. Through in-person and virtual training initiatives around the world, CSF has trained more than 7,000 people from 131 countries with the skills to use economics to build nature into decision-making.
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Expanding the Way We See Conservation Challenges
Juliana Echeverri on designing solutions that work for nature and people
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About Conservation Strategy Fund (CSF)
At Conservation Strategy Fund, we know that conservation and economic development can, and must, coexist for the future of humanity.
Conservation Strategy Fund has been using economics-based arguments for 25 years to preserve ecosystems and livelihoods in some of the world's most threatened ecosystems.
Global environmental changes are being driven by diverse economic factors, and conservation leaders need to use the language of economics to strengthen their arguments for preserving critical ecosystems, and the people in them.