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Nature

Locate the nature issues that can change a business decision

Nature assessment starts with locations and value chains. It should not begin with a generic list of biodiversity commitments.

DependenciesImpactsLocation screeningTNFD
01

Map dependencies and impacts

Identify where the business depends on water, ecosystem services, land, biomass, pollination, climate regulation or other natural inputs, and where activities drive land-use change, pollution, resource extraction or ecosystem disturbance.

02

Screen locations and value chains

  • Owned and leased sites, projects and construction footprints.
  • Water-stressed or flood-prone locations.
  • Protected, sensitive or high-integrity ecosystems nearby.
  • Agricultural, forestry, seafood and mineral commodities.
  • Supplier regions with conversion, pollution or labour concerns.
  • Products and services that can enable nature-positive outcomes.
03

Prioritise action

01

Avoid

Change site, design, source or process to prevent significant harm.

02

Minimise

Reduce footprint, pollution, extraction and disturbance.

03

Restore

Repair degraded ecosystems linked to the activity.

04

Transform

Influence suppliers, customers and systems beyond direct operations.

Research basis

Official sources used for this guide

Official sourceSingapore Green Plan 2030 Official sourceTaskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures Official sourceGRI Standards

Source position reviewed 2 August 2026. Always confirm the latest rule, standard and implementation guidance for your organisation.