Funding carbon capture projects.
L’Oréal is convinced that reducing its impacts is necessary, but that is not enough.
The company therefore wishes to go beyond its efforts to reduce its impact on biodiversity across its whole value chain, by contributing to restoring degraded natural ecosystems.
That’s why L’Oréal has created the L’Oréal Fund for Nature Regeneration. This €50 million impact investing fund simultaneously generates financial returns and positive social and environmental impacts, and all this with the aim of supporting projects that restore degraded natural habitats on land and below water.
Managed by the Mirova management consultancy, a subsidiary of Natixis, the L’Oréal Fund for Nature Regeneration’s investment portfolio includes, for example, projects supporting the restoration of degraded soils and the regeneration of mangroves, as well as the restoration of marine and forest zones.
Beyond ecological restoration, these projects contribute to addressing the needs of local communities through the development of sustainable revenue streams (sustainable agriculture and fishing, ecotourism and the commercialisation of carbon credits). It will also support the consolidation of a healthier environment that is more resilient to climate change, and the development of new economic opportunities.
By 2030, the L’Oréal Fund for Nature Regeneration will make it possible to:
Create hundreds of employment opportunities.
on which the project has a significant impact
Emission removal – Funding carbon capture projects.
Les méthodes de calculs seront celles liées à la génération de crédits carbone certifiés par les projets financés.
50M€
2020
International
By restoring a million hectares of degraded ecosystems, the fund is contributing to the following SDGs :
It will also enable the creation of around a hundred job opportunities, thereby contributing to SDG 8, Decent work and economic growth.
This impact investing fund was launched in partnership with Mirova Natural Capital.
The investments will take place in partnership with all types of organisations (NGOs, public authorities, start-ups etc) through lending or capital investment.
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