Barriers and Drivers for Private Investment in Nature-Based Solutions

Barriers and Drivers for Private Investment in Nature-Based Solutions: A Transdisciplinary Analysis of Private Investment in Nature-Based Solutions Using Bayesian Belief Network Theory

Angulo Lopez, Marice (TU Delft Civil Engineering and Geosciences)

de Bruijne, Dr. M.L.C. (mentor)
de Bruijn, Prof. mr. dr. J.A. (mentor)
Schraven, Dr. D.F.J. (graduation committee)
Altamirano, Monica A. (graduation committee)

Delft University of Technology

Civil Engineering | Construction Management and Engineering

2021-01-29

A lack of understanding of ecosystem-related projects and scarcity of natural capital reimbursement mechanisms leads to passive involvement and hesitation from the private sector when investing in nature. This study conducts a systematic literature review, furnishes a database of the relevant barriers and drivers for the private investment in Nature-Based Solutions, and using Bayesian Belief Networks builds a probabilistic graphical model of a real case.

Nature-based Solutions
Investment in infrastructure
barriers and drivers
Bayesian Belief Networks
database
Multidisciplinary
Factors
Sensitivity Analysis
Green infrastructure
Common-pool resources
Governance
Environmental Sustainability
private capital
mixed methods
European Union
Scale-up
ecosystem
mitigation
Adaptation

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Student theses

master thesis

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