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Nature Equity:
A New Type of Asset

Nature Equity is a new asset class that strives to be the hardest currency for nature.

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our vision

A new asset class.
Nature Equity

The Landbanking Group creates trusted market infrastructure that enables land stewards to accrue natural capital and businesses to invest into it. Nature and investments are dynamically and traceably linked through a digital natural capital account.

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Critical infrastructure for businesses, economies and societies (Natural Capital)
Equitable rewards for functioning societies (Social Capital)

The Landbanking Mission:
Leverage technology to build trust and align interests between nature, business and humanity - manifested in a new asset class: Nature Equity

use cases

Nature Equity benefits:

The Landbanking Group creates a new market infrastructure that enables land stewards to deliver nature improvements and businesses to fund them. Payments for Nature Services can become tradable assets, just like any other asset.

Use cases

For Land Stewards

Farmers and Foresters

Helping farmers and foresters to obtain benefits and increase land value through regenerative practices.

Conservancies

Measuring preservation and restoration outcomes can help conservancies secure reliable funding sources for the long term.

Land Owners

Providing a platform for land owners to register, monitor and improve the natural capital of their land.

For land funds or trust

Manage a land portfolio towards maximum natural capital uplift in order to increase value and tap new incomes stream.

Use cases

Businesses - Insetters

Agri-food, cosmetic and material companies

Manage scope 3, transition towards nature-positive and climate resilient sourcing, and turn sustainability spending into a balance-sheet asset.

Construction, real estate and infrastructure operating companies

Move existing and newly built infrastructure towards a biodiversity-, water-  and climate-positive footprint.

Industrial, energy and resource companies

Co-produce ecosystem services on associated land in order to reduce impairment or other asset risks, tap new incomes streams and extend the operating license.

Banks

Finance and service Nature Equity agreements for customers, and issue financial products based on Nature Equity.

Use cases

Business - Offsetters

Regulated businesses

Almost all legislations are restricting access to land for conversion unless a proof of equivalence-payments is made. We are turning these payments into investments.

Voluntary offsetters

Moving to nature positive requires action beyond the value chain. Voluntary action is increasingly rewarded by markets, regulators and accountants. Our solution makes it convenient and financially safe.

Use cases

Finance

Insurers

To both assess and mitigate nature-related asset risks insurers require technology-based solutions that work across geographies and ecosystem types.

Investors

Offering a solution investors, sovereign and commercial, institutional and private to invest into verifiable nature capital uplift based on a trusted underlying: our natural capital accounts.

“In my lifetime, I’ve witnessed a terrible decline. In yours, you could and should witness a wonderful recovery.”

David Attenborough
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Case studies

Landler in action

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Helping a South African producer switch to regenerative practices

South Africa
Carpe Diem is using Landler to measure the impact of historical regenerative practices on its land, and to use this data to enter into Nature Equity agreements with food distributors.
Carpe Diem is using Landler to measure the impact of historical regenerative practices on its land, and to use this data to enter into Nature Equity agreements with food distributors.
Coffee Harvesting

Making it easy for a coffee distributor to meet compliance requirements

Laos, Vietnam, Indonesia
Slow Coffee is using Landler to inset within its supply chain. As a first step, it onboarded their growing partners in Laos onto Landler, gaining a deeper understanding of the impact regenerative practices and receiving data to share with legislators and investors. 
Slow Coffee is using Landler to inset within its supply chain. As a first step, it onboarded their growing partners in Laos onto Landler, gaining a deeper understanding of the impact regenerative practices and receiving data to share with legislators and investors. 

Creating regenerative agreements between farmers and suppliers

Germany
followfood is using Landler to understand and track the impact of regenerative practices across its supply chain, creating outcome-based payments for its suppliers, and helping to guide investment decisions in the future.
followfood is using Landler to understand and track the impact of regenerative practices across its supply chain, creating outcome-based payments for its suppliers, and helping to guide investment decisions in the future.