PODCAST | How nature creates sustainable investment value
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The article promotes a podcast series from the Sanlam ESG Barometer that discusses the economic value of nature and biodiversity for investors and businesses. It highlights the shift toward sustainable investment and mentions a report on ESG outcomes for companies in South Africa and Kenya.
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PODCAST | How nature creates sustainable investment value Nature itself is a critical economic asset — the Sanlam ESG Barometer podcast explores what this means for investors and businesses August 20, 2026 at 8:42 am Share current article via EmailShare…
Why it matters
(123RF/bizhamox) For many years, environmental conversations focused largely on climate change.
Common ground
But increasingly, investors and business leaders are recognising that nature itself — our biodiversity, water systems, forests, oceans and ecosystems — is a critical economic asset.
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The article promotes a podcast series from the Sanlam ESG Barometer that discusses the economic value of nature and biodiversity for investors and businesses. It highlights the shift toward sustainable investment and mentions a report on ESG outcomes for companies in South Africa and Kenya.
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