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Forestry for Impact: Connecting Global Capital with Emerging Market Opportunity

Thursday, October 2, 2025 From 16:00 to 17:00 (CET) Centre International de Conférences Genève - Room E (Level 3)
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Climate & Energy Emerging Markets Impact Investing Social

As discussed in the last year’s Building Bridges, forestry offers a tangible, scalable path for impact investing in emerging markets. This session brings together Latin American fund managers and Nordic investors to explore real-life forestry investments driving environmental and social returns. From carbon credits to blended finance, we dive into how forests can catalyze sustainable finance and ease entry for global north investors into high-potential markets.


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As discussed in the last year’s Building Bridges, forestry offers a tangible, scalable path for impact investing in emerging markets. This session brings together Latin American fund managers and Nordic investors to explore real-life forestry investments driving environmental and social returns. From carbon credits to blended finance, we dive into how forests can catalyze sustainable finance and ease entry for global north investors into high-potential markets.