About The Service
Companies receive a clear, science-based roadmap to identify, manage, and transform nature-related risks across their value chains into regenerative opportunities while designing a credible Nature-Positive strategy aligned with TNFD and SBTN frameworks. Using advanced digital tools and technologies—including GIS, Google Earth Engine, remote sensing, ENCORE, and AI-supported analysis—the service quickly delivers within 5-7 business days-per-site value chain mapping, science-based spatial biodiversity analysis, double materiality and IROs assessment, measurable KPIs and a roadmap with tailored nature-positive actions. Results enable companies to strengthen decision-making, anticipate nature-related operational and reputational risks, and support reliable ESG disclosures aligned with CSRD ESRS E4 and GRI 101.
Other Information
Customer Challenge
The World Bank estimated that protecting Nature and Biodiversity could avert global economic losses of $2.7 Trillion per year. Industries need to take action to reduce their pressure on Nature and Ecosystems and avoid this loss.
Companies increasingly face nature-related risks, regulatory pressure, and stakeholder expectations to demonstrate credible biodiversity management, however most organizations struggle with:
- Lack of internal expertise to apply TNFD or SBTN frameworks
- Limited visibility on nature-related impacts, dependencies and IROs across supply chains
- Fragmented biodiversity data that cannot support CSRD ESRS-E4 reporting
- Difficulty translating ecological information into business-relevant KPIs and strategy
In-house technical expertise addressing biodiversity strategy can cost €80,000–€100,000+ per year, making them inaccessible for many organizations.
As a result, companies risk:
- Non-compliance with sustainability regulations
- Exposure to supply chain disruptions linked to ecosystem degradation
- Reputational risks from weak biodiversity commitments
- Missed opportunities to create regenerative and resilient value chains.
- Loss of investment and more convenient rates
Service Solution
This service provides a science-based yet practical approach to integrate biodiversity into corporate sustainability strategies. The methodology combines:
- TNFD LEAP Framework Application
Locate, Evaluate, Assess and Prepare analysis on nature-related impacts & dependencies, double materiality assessment, risks and opportunities (IROs) across supply chains.
- SBTN Framework Application
Adopt a 5-steps framework defining science-based targets and actions to Avoid, Reduce, Restore, Regenerate & Transform nature-related impacts on Soil, Water and Biodiversity along the supply chain
Provide the nature-related information for CSRD ESRS-E4, GRI101 and other regulations compliance and reporting
- Nature-Positive Strategy & KPI Design
Define realistic nature-positive actions, evaluate cost/benefits for implementation and design tailored regenerative outcomes-based frameworks with measurable biodiversity indicators and KPIs
- Regenerative Certification comparative assessment
Science-based assessment of best suited certification for clients needs and support in the application process.
This approach has been successfully applied in biodiversity case studies such as rice production systems near Doñana Natural Area, identifying key impacts like water depletion, nutrient runoff and biodiversity loss while designing nature-positive strategies to mitigate them .
Service Activities
- Spatial Environmental Screening — GIS and remote-sensing datasets (CORINE, WDPA, HydroBasins, Natura 2000, KBAs) to identify ecological sensitivities and hotspots.
- Assets, process, Impacts & Dependency mapping — Identification of biodiversity impacts and dependencies across operations and supply chains.
- Impacts & Dependency evaluation — Structured evaluation of impacts, dependencies, risks and opportunities Using tools such as ENCORE, WWF Biodiversity Risk Filter and WRI Aqueduct.
- Double Materiality Assessment — assessment of financial and ecological materiality for nature-related impacts and dependencies
- IROs assessment – Identification and prioritization of biodiversity-related IROs (Impacts, Risks and Opportunities).
- Tailored Regenerative outcomes Framework & KPI Design — Development of measurable indicators aligned with SBTN and Regenerative outcomes frameworks.
- Comparative certification assessment: research and assess the most suitable certification scheme for the specific commodity and supply chain
- Nature-Positive Strategy Roadmap — Definition of practical actions such as regenerative agriculture, circular bioeconomy and nature-based solutions.
- Executive Report & Decision Tools — Board-ready report summarizing risks, opportunities and recommended actions.
- Expert Consultation Session — Strategic session to interpret findings and plan implementation.
Key Results
- Biodiversity IROs assessment
Identification of nature-related risks and regenerative opportunities across operations and supply chains.
Preparedness for CSRD ESRS-E4, GRI 101, TNFD and SBTN expectations.
- Operational Risk Reduction
Reduced exposure to ecosystem degradation affecting supply chains while reducing operational costs.
- Robust Strategy Development and decision support
Data-driven insights and Nature-Positive strategy developed with robust methodology and science-based assessments enabling sustainability teams to prioritize actions.
Access to certification may result in increasing price of certified commodities
Customer Value
Early adoption of biodiversity management strengthens ESG positioning.
- Reputational Risk Reduction
Increased transparency and reduced exposure to reputational risk and greenwashing affecting brand image.
Improved credibility with investors and sustainability rating agencies.
Understanding ecosystem dependencies reduces operational disruptions.
- Nature-Positive Transformation
Shift from compliance-driven sustainability to regenerative value creation.
Industries covered by service
Retail & Fashion
Food & Beverage
Industry Coverage Information
This service is particularly valuable for companies operating in land-intensive supply chains such as agriculture, food production, textiles, forestry and consumer goods.
It is especially relevant for organizations facing:
- CSRD ESRS-E4 biodiversity reporting requirements
- TNFD adoption for nature-risk disclosure
- SBTN nature target setting
- Sustainability transformation initiatives in global value chains.
SMEs and mid-size companies benefit from a cost-effective alternative to large consulting firms, while larger organizations use this service as an initial diagnostic before scaling implementation projects.
Delivery Setup
Service delivered by single talent
Client responsibilities
To enable efficient delivery, the client is expected to:
- Participate in an initial discovery call (30–60 min)
- Provide company overview and operational data
- Share existing sustainability reports or policies
- Identify priority operations or supply chain segments
- Provide access to relevant geographical information or supplier data
- Define and participate in recurrent strategy discussion sessions along the duration of the project
- Provide feedback on draft reports within agreed timelines.
Service Outline
Integrate Biodiversity into Your Corporate Strategy
1. What Makes This Service Unique
Nature loss is one of the fastest-growing business risks, with potential global economic losses estimated at $2.7 trillion per year. Companies operating in agriculture, food systems, textiles, forestry, and land-based supply chains are increasingly exposed to nature-related risks while simultaneously depending on ecosystem services.
This service translates biodiversity science into practical business strategy, helping organizations identify nature-related risks and regenerative opportunities while building a credible Nature-Positive strategy aligned with TNFD and SBTN frameworks. Unlike traditional biodiversity consulting focused mainly on ecological analysis, this approach bridges environmental science, ESG reporting, and operational strategy, enabling companies to move beyond compliance and integrate biodiversity management directly into decision-making and supply chain transformation.
The service is structured in three progressive packages — PILOT, SCALE, and IMPLEMENT — guiding companies to gain initial awareness through a low-investment pilot assessment, to supply-chain-wide diagnostics, and finally to implementation support for solutions defined in a tailored Nature-Positive strategy.
2. Methodology and Technology
The service combines science-based frameworks with advanced digital tools recommended by global sustainability standards.
Key components include:
- TNFD LEAP Framework for structured nature-related risks and opportunities analysis
- SBTN AR³T Framework for science-based definition of targets and actions
- Spatial environmental analysis using GIS, Google Earth Engine, remote sensing, and global biodiversity datasets
- Risk evaluation tools including ENCORE, WWF Biodiversity Risk Filter and WRI Aqueduct
- Regulatory compliance aligned with CSRD ESRS-E4, GRI101 and other regulations
- KPI design: tailored regenerative outcomes-based frameworks with measurable biodiversity indicators and KPIs
- Nature-Positive Strategy: identifying regenerative opportunities to transform the supply chain
3. Price Comparison vs. Traditional Consulting
Traditional biodiversity consulting projects can cost €20,000–€60,000 while in-house technical expertise addressing biodiversity strategy can cost €80,000–€100,000+ per year, making them inaccessible for small-medium size organizations.
This service provides fast, modular biodiversity assessments starting from €1,800 per site, enabling organizations to quickly identify risks and opportunities.
4. What Clients Receive
Clients receive a complete decision-support framework including:
- Supply chain mapping
- Biodiversity impacts and dependencies assessment
- Double materiality evaluation
- Identification of biodiversity IROs (risks and opportunities)
- Nature-Positive strategy roadmap
- Regenerative KPI and monitoring framework
- Comparative certification assessment
- Board-ready executive report
- Expert strategic consultation
5. Next Step
Book a call and start with a Pilot assessment on one priority site to rapidly have a first diagnostic of your potential Nature-Positive strategy.
Then scale the analysis across your supply chain and embed a Biodiversity roadmap into your Corporate strategy.
FAQ
Question1: Do you work with companies outside agriculture?
Answer: I can consider that. While my expertise includes agri-food and textile supply chains, biodiversity risk management applies to many industries, I am actually involved in a similar analysis on AI.
Question2: Do I need to already be using TNFD or CSRD?
Answer: No. The service can be used either as an introduction to biodiversity management or to support existing ESG reporting processes.
Question3: Can this integrate with existing ESG reporting?
Answer: Yes. Outputs can directly support CSRD ESRS-E4 disclosures and GRI reporting.
Expertise
Double Materiality Assessment
ESG Reporting Frameworks