Conducting your materiality assessment

During this second session of the learning network Build your Biodiversity Strategy, you will work alongside other companies and biodiversity experts on the first step of the ACT-D framework: identifying, assessing and prioritising your organisation’s impacts and dependencies on nature. This will help you lay a key foundation for a biodiversity strategy embedded in your core activities and aligned with international standards.

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What to expect?

During this second session of the learning network Build your Biodiversity Strategy, we will explore the first step of the ACT-D framework. You will learn how to identify, assess and prioritise your organisation’s impacts and dependencies on nature, enabling you to focus your actions on the most material issues.

After this session, you will go home with:

    an initial assessment of your impacts and dependencies,

    inspiration through a testimonial from a former participant,

    valuable insights and practical advice from peers in other sectors and biodiversity experts.

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Who is this for?

This session is part of the Community of Practice Build your Biodiversity Strategy and is only open to (non-)members who have registered for the full series.

Interested in learning more?

During this second session of the learning network Build your Biodiversity Strategy, you will work alongside other companies and biodiversity experts on the first step of the ACT-D framework: identifying, assessing and prioritising your organisation’s impacts and dependencies on nature. This lays the foundation for a biodiversity strategy embedded in your core activities and aligned with international standards.

Regenerative agriculture for nature restoration

31 March 2026

Healthy soils are the quiet foundation of our food systems, water management and climate resilience. During this field visit at Soil Capital, you will discover what regenerative agriculture looks like in practice and what it means for organisations that want to play a role in restoring nature.