This city-focused report showcases Barranquilla as a leading example of how urban areas can advance a nature-positive transition. It highlights the city’s investments in ecosystem restoration, green infrastructure and circular economy initiatives, including over $380 million in projects that expanded green spaces and improved access to nature for residents. The report emphasizes how nature-based solutions have enhanced climate resilience, reduced flood risks and improved quality of life, while also attracting sustainable investment. It identifies key enablers such as governance, financing, data and stakeholder engagement that support implementation. The central takeaway is that cities can become powerful drivers of biodiversity recovery and sustainable growth by integrating nature into urb

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