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A summary of the interview with Paul Chatterton, co-founder of the Landscape Finance Lab an experimental unit inside the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). They incubate sustainable landscapes, structure, launch and fund deals at landscape scale.

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Main take aways:

• The tools we have at the moment are not up to the get up to the challenge. We need to change the whole way that we're working
• The last year has been a really dramatic learning curve listening to bankers shadowing them understanding what they would invest in and wouldn't
• Now running programs to save nature and promote green economy at the scale of a million hectares, one hundred million dollars investment dealing with one million tonnes of traded goods and a million people
• We need to be able to operate at that scale as a nature conservation organization

All the links and show notes:
www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2019/06/20/paul-chatterton.\\xa0

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