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Natural Asset Management And Monetization

 

Natural Assets



Natural assets are assets of the natural environment. These consist of biological assets (produced and wild), land and water areas with their ecosystem, subsoil assets, and air.

In the sense of business environment, natural assets are items, thing, or entity that has potential or actual value to an organization. It is a financial term given to the ecosystem that defines them as productive units of ecosystem service. Natural assets can be monetized directly or indirectly like traditional assets.

For example:

Natural Assets monetization factors in social or urban forestry:

  1.  Tree Health
  2.  Carbon sequestration
  3.  Age and size
  4.  Aesthetic
  5.  Stormwater attenuation

 


 

How can natural assets be converted into financial assets?

To convert natural assets into financial capital. IEG has developed an accounting framework to measure ecological performance. Natural Assets produce an estimated $125 trillion annually in global ecosystem services, such as carbon sequestration, biodiversity, and clean water.

The factor in this valuation system can also be used to determine the level of service a thing provides. Determining the level of service your organization ensures

1. Value of assets role

2. Allocation of assets

3. Budgeting for resources

4. Assets management

Natural Asset Companies are a new asset class of sustainable enterprises that hold the rights to ecosystem services, allowing investors to directly invest in land preservation and transformation.

 

 

 

References:


https://www.nyse.com/

https://icinfrastructure.com

https://stats.oecd.org/