Pay Nature Back · Organisational Model

What did nature lend your organisation?

A first-order estimate of nature's silent investment in your business, the loss returned to her in FY25–FY26, and how much further the same sustainability budget could go channelled through WWF Kenya.

Organisation profile

Nature invested in you$0

Share of FY25–FY26 revenue underwritten by ecosystem services in Nairobi, weighted by sector and industry type.

Loss returned to nature$0

Estimated ecological cost of producing that revenue, reduced by your ESG posture (Reporting only).

Pathways

Same budget. Two very different outcomes for nature.

Same budget — two pathways

In-house spend$0

Restoration value delivered by your own sustainability programmes (~1× capital deployed).

Channelled via WWF Kenya$0

Restoration value delivered through WWF Kenya's catchment, mangrove and soil programmes (~6.4× capital deployed).

Remaining debt to nature$0

After channelling your sustainability budget through WWF Kenya, this is the gap still owed. Closing it would take roughly 100.0% of your FY25–FY26 net profit.

Model assumptions: sector intensities derived from WWF Kenya FY25–FY26 natural-capital accounts; ESG factor reduces loss against nature in line with TNFD disclosure tiers; WWF leverage based on internal restoration cost per hectare across catchment, mangrove and rangeland programmes. First-order estimate for engagement only.