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Explore our accountability resources and tools.
Explore our accountability resources and tools.
Nature is rapidly becoming a legal and governance issue for business. But the ecosystem engaged in legal work to hold companies accountable for nature harms remains fragmented and under-resourced.
Our research identifies where this ecosystem is making progress, where the gaps remain, and how funders can help strengthen its impact.

A comprehensive tool designed to guide board members in embedding nature and climate accountability into their governance strategies. This resource helps companies and financial institutions navigate a complex landscape of global frameworks, management tools, methodologies, and disclosure standards. By aligning corporate practices with science-based targets and transparency efforts, the guide empowers organizations to move beyond voluntary commitments, driving them toward mandatory regulatory action and meaningful nature-positive outcomes. Ideal for board members aiming to integrate nature and climate into long-term decision-making and resilience strategies.

A resource to orient and equip companies and financial institutions within the landscape of business guidance, management tools, methodologies, and disclosure frameworks. To address nature and climate action and transparency, moving them closer to nature-positive outcomes and informing discussions which will help move voluntary action to mandatory regulatory action.

The accountability landscape for corporate commitments related to nature is fragmented with many gaps when it comes to data and standards, finance, legal and campaign efforts.
This leaves key stakeholders – from advocacy NGOs to investors, lawyers, and grassroots organisations without the information to understand corporate actions on nature and hold them accountable to their commitments and actions.
To address this, the Accountability Accelerator has undertaken a comprehensive mapping of the nature-focused corporate accountability ecosystem. The result is a global, interactive, visual mapping tool designed to bring transparency and connection to the accountability ecosystem, serving as a tool to inform accountability stakeholder engagements, strategy and funding.
This work is being expanded with a deep focus on the most important ecosystems on the planet: Amazonia, South Africa and the Congo, and SouthEast Asia.