We’re excited to announce our partnership with The Landbanking Group to scale nature-related impact, risk, dependency, and opportunity analysis across global supply chains and asset locations.
Through this partnership, we’ll help clients make better sourcing decisions, strengthen resilience, and stay ahead of evolving frameworks like TNFD and global regulations like CSRD.
What our partnership means for clients:
- Sharper risk insights – uncover nature-related risks across supply chains and assets, with data that is science-based and decision-useful.
- Greater resilience – apply these insights to strengthen sourcing strategies and operational decisions.
- Disclosure-ready reporting – align with TNFD and other emerging standards, ensuring compliance and comparability.
- Scalable solutions – consistent application across geographies and sectors, supporting clients at both local and portfolio levels.
We’re also introducing sector-specific journeys and scenario planning tools, designed to guide clients through:
- Prioritising assets and supply chain exposures
- Sector-tailored insights (e.g., mining, utilities, chemicals)
- Streamlined TNFD and CSRD reporting workflows
This collaboration reflects our shared vision: empowering businesses with data-driven pathways to act on nature-related risks and opportunities.
There will be more to come as we roll out joint solutions — stay tuned!
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The Landbanking Group is addressing a critical gap in the global economy: while nature is our most valuable asset, its economic value has been largely invisible and unmanaged. This leads to missed revenue for landowners, hidden nature-related supply chain risks for corporations, and inefficient investments for those seeking to make a positive environmental impact.
Their platform, Landler, is the world’s first natural capital management platform, enabling businesses to measure, manage, monetise, and report on natural capital across carbon, soil, biodiversity, and water. Powered by AI-driven intelligence, Landler helps users maximise value by identifying and mitigating risks, forecasting returns, and spotting market opportunities.
