The money that keeps Africa's ecosystems intact: who has it, how it is
structured and where it actually moved.
Funders, instruments, credit markets and a ledger of
real African deals, in one place.
The organisations that fund African conservation: foundations, DFIs, multilaterals, corporates. Who they are, what they back, and how they show up in Africa.
The catalogue of financing mechanisms across voluntary, compliance, sovereign, blended, philanthropic and emerging categories. How capital is structured.
Africa carbon-project ratings across five dimensions, with sovereign default risk priced in via C-RISK. Part of the wider Carbon hub.
Integrity ratings of the standards that issue and govern biodiversity credits, the fastest-emerging instrument in nature finance.
What actually keeps protected areas open: government agency budgets and NGO operating accounts, sourced document by document and restated into one currency year.