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Gen Z is environmentally and socially aware, we feel that they want brands they engage with to show sustainable practices
Gen Z: who else?
Published on 07/06/2021

Meet Gen Z, which are individuals born between 1996 and 2016, and accounting for a third of the global total population1.  They never knew a world without internet and are more likely to be connected much of the time. We also believe they are more socially and environmentally aware and not afraid to voice their opinion. They are entering the workforce and are inclined to choose companies that are more aware of sustainability. We think that other generations will have to adapt to them, not the other way around, and they better do it fast and sustainably, as we feel the Gen Z disruption is in motion.

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Althelia Climate Fund (ACF): impact report 2020
Althelia Climate Fund (ACF): impact report 2020
Published on 07/02/2021

Discover the Althelia Climate fund impact report for 2020.

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Althelia Sustainable Ocean Fund (SOF): Impact Report 2020
Althelia Sustainable Ocean Fund (SOF): Impact Report 2020
Published on 07/02/2021

Discover the 2020 Althelia Sustainable Ocean Fund Impact Report.

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Mirova partners with the IUCN World Conservation Congress
Mirova partners with the IUCN World Conservation Congress
Published on 07/02/2021

The first environment-related event to be held physically since the beginning of the pandemic, the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) World Conservation Congress aims to take action for nature-based recovery, climate change and post-2020 biodiversity. Initially scheduled for September 2020, it will be held from 3 to 10 September 2021 in Marseille, in a hybrid format - digital and face-to-face.

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Land Degradation Neutrality Fund impact report 2020
Land Degradation Neutrality Fund: impact report 2020
Published on 07/01/2021

Discover the first impact report for the LDN Fund.

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Mirova’s Land Degradation Neutrality Fund exceeds $200m of commitments for its final close
Published on 06/29/2021

First of its kind, the LDN fund invests in projects involved in sustainable land use – agroforestry, regenerative and sustainable agriculture, sustainable forestry on degraded lands. Mirova today announces the final close of the Land Degradation Neutrality Fund (“LDN Fund”), an impact investment fund that invests in profit-generating sustainable land use and land restoration projects in developing countries. The fund’s final commitments are now over $208 million.

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Renewable energy in light of grid parity
Published on 06/28/2021

The gradual reduction of public support measures is ushering renewable energies into a new era: that of autonomy on electricity trading markets. The way in which the associated risks are managed (volatility, cannibalisation effects, modification of the supply/demand equilibrium, buyer consideration, etc.) therefore becomes a fundamental issue in the project’s business plan and consequently for all stakeholders. In this article, Mirova offers a look at merchant risk, how it can be analysed, the strategies to guard against it and the opportunities that can be seized.

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Sustainable Investment Awards 2021: Mirova awarded for real assets management and renewable energy strategy!
Published on 06/28/2021

The Environmental Finance Sustainable Investment Awards 2021 (SIA 2021) awarded sustainable investment pure-player Mirova the "Real assets manager of the year" award for the second year running, for its activities on nature-based solutions and renewable energy infrastructure. Its fifth fund dedicated to financing energy transition infrastructure was also rewarded with the "Renewables fund of the year" award.

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Partnership between Mirova, IUCN, TASA, Blue Finance and ministry of Blue Economy of Belize
Mirova, IUCN, TASA, Blue Finance and ministry of Blue Economy of Belize announce their partnership in an innovative blended finance facility to improve the management of Belize’s marine protected areas & contribute to its blue economy
Published on 06/24/2021

The US$1.2 million facility allows the Marine Protected Area co-manager, Turneffe Atoll Sustainability Association (TASA), to implement a number of sustainable revenue-generating initiatives and enhance the protection of the 132,000 hectares of spectacular coral reef ecosystems. The investment will have a positive impact on the local economy, including coastal fisher communities. 

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A Tech Odyssey: for technology, sustainability can be quite an odyssey, as solutions never come without risk
A Tech Odyssey
Published on 06/17/2021

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