Ireland must act now to underpin biodiversity promises, says expert

Ireland has taken a lead with its National Biodiversity Action Plan, but a UK Natural History Museum index shows the Irish ecosystem is in real peril
Ireland must act now to underpin biodiversity promises, says expert

Gemma Corrigan, head of policy and advocacy with Federated Hermes Limited, a UK-based global leader in responsible investment.

Ireland is in a position to enjoy significant economic benefits from being among the first to publish a biodiversity action plan following COP 15, says a leading expert in sustainable investment.

Gemma Corrigan of Federated Hermes Limited (FHL), a UK-based global leader in responsible investment, praised Ireland’s National Biodiversity Action Plan 2023-30 as a welcome signal of intent. Only eight out of 188 countries or regions have taken such a step following the 2022 UN National Biodiversity Conference (COP 15).

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