Dunya Analytics Fills Critical Knowledge Gap with New Guide for Biodiversity Reporting

New educational guide cuts through the complexity of biodiversity disclosures—giving companies a clear, confident starting point.

WILMINGTON, Del., April 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Dunya Analytics today launched Nature Risk Made Simple, a first-of-its-kind educational guide designed to help companies overcome the biggest barrier to biodiversity disclosures: knowing where to begin. As global regulations like the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) gain momentum, sustainability and risk teams are under increasing pressure to assess their nature-related impacts. This new guide offers a clear, confident starting point—translating complex standards into a practical framework any company can use to advance its nature risk initiatives.

With more companies embarking on nature risk analysis, many struggle to understand what is required, how to assess their risks, or whether they have the in-house capacity to start this work. Dunya Analytics' new guide cuts through this complexity with a comprehensive approach designed to help any company, at any stage, build its nature risk capabilities with confidence.

"The challenge isn't motivation—it's clarity," said Megan Pillsbury, Founder and CEO of Dunya Analytics. "Companies want to act, but the guidance out there is fragmented and overwhelming. Our guide gives practitioners a clear path forward based on the best available science, policy, and practice."

Nature Risk Made Simple presents a strategic roadmap for organizations navigating the complex biodiversity landscape. It empowers sustainability and risk teams to:

• Start where you are—no matter your company's experience level.
• Interpret complex regulations and frameworks confidently, transforming technical jargon into clear, implementable steps.
• Leverage existing climate expertise as a springboard, eliminating the need to start from scratch.
• Apply best practices based on expert insights and a deep read of the latest global standards.

The guide introduces a five-step framework that helps companies build or refine their nature risk strategy. This adaptable approach covers key elements, including leveraging existing climate efforts, navigating disclosure frameworks, assessing risks and opportunities, establishing measurable targets, and implementing sustainable business practices—all customizable to a company's specific needs and current capabilities.

The guide also highlights the importance of meaningful engagement with Indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs)—a core expectation of global biodiversity standards and a vital component of any credible nature risk strategy.

This comprehensive approach reflects Dunya Analytics' broader mission: to translate complex environmental data—like biodiversity loss and ecosystem dependencies—into business-ready insights that help sustainability, risk, and finance teams navigate nature risk with clarity and confidence.

Download the complete guide today at https://dunya-analytics.com/nature-risk-made-simple-get-started

About Dunya Analytics
Dunya Analytics is at the forefront of helping companies assess the implications of biodiversity loss, ecosystem damage, and resource overconsumption. Its digital platform simplifies biodiversity and nature risk analytics, making it as accessible and actionable as financial reporting for businesses of all sizes. By integrating deep expertise in biodiversity, risk analytics and technology, Dunya Analytics provides the tools necessary for businesses to meet regulatory requirements, protect natural resources and capitalize on opportunities to create a positive environmental impact. Dunya Analytics enables sustainable growth that aligns with ecological preservation.

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