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The Landbanking Group
We put nature on the balance sheet
About The Landbanking Group
While businesses increasingly recognize their dependence on nature, they’ve lacked effective ways to measure its value and generate returns from protecting it — until now. The Landbanking Group leverages AI to affordably measure nature health anywhere on Earth and turns improvements in soil, carbon, water, or biodiversity into tradable financial assets that can be booked on balance sheets. This lets companies profitably invest in nature, while land stewards (farmers, conservationists, etc.) get rewarded for the health of their land — without selling the land itself. The Landbanking Group is already working with major businesses worldwide, building a financial system where protecting and restoring nature is profitable for all players. The Landbanking Group is a private, social-benefit company that brings together leading scientists, company builders, technology experts and investors. Disclaimer: The Landbanking Group is not a bank in the traditional financial services sense. We support land stewards to create and valorize natural capital accounts. We do neither broker nor deal securities, we do not provide regulated financial services or financial advice. The Landbanking Group is no lender and no e-money sending business. Our website and all external materials such as decks, powerpoints, PDFs, articles and communications are not offering financial advice of any kind whatsoever.
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Presence & Recognition
The Landbanking Group is attending the Round Table on Responsible Soy Association (RTRS) on 3–4 September to discuss questions about regulatory ambition, business value in regenerative agriculture, and technology and AI in responsible supply chains.
Reported by Peenaz Irani
Research & Knowledge
The Landbanking Group published a Vulnerability Gap paper by Robin Food in one Dutch sentence.
Reported by Prof. Dr. Martin R. Stuchtey