Science-based risk analytics firm Dunya Analytics has unveiled a platform designed to help companies track biodiversity-related risks. It provides a roster of nature and biodiversity analytics – including data on the lands of Indigenous Peoples and local communities – synthesising datasets into an automated system that delivers clear and actionable insights. “Companies often ask us how to get started with the daunting effort of measuring nature risk,” said Dunya Analytics CEO and Founder Megan Pillsbury. “Our platform provides that starting point, guiding organisations through complex requirements while revealing opportunities for sustainable growth.” The platform is aligned with major global frameworks, including the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures, the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, and the Science Based Targets Network. “The combination of comprehensive analytics and user-friendly design helps us translate complex data into actionable strategies,” said Rachel Greengas, Global Sustainability Director at chemical manufacturing company FMC Corporation. “This tool is invaluable as we work to understand our impacts and dependencies on nature, including biodiversity, and identify risks and opportunities across our global operations.”
