How to measure the costs and economic risks of strong sustainability development

How can we anticipate the economic risks linked to the degradation of nature and integrate them into public decision-making? In a context of accelerating environmental crises, new tools are needed to make the links between ecological sustainability and economic activity more visible.

As part of the ECOPRONAT program, the ESGAP Vietnam project (VertigoLab and Schneider Electric, ex EcoAct) develops innovative indicators to quantify ecological deficits, estimate the cost of restoring ecosystems, and assess physical risks for key economic sectors.

This Research Conversation invites you to explore:

• Key findings from ESGAP Vietnam,
• Methods for monetizing ecological deficits,
• Policy insights for climate and biodiversity action.

Register now to take part to this discussion.