Measure and Manage Your Biodiversity Impact

From boardrooms to sustainability reports, Iceberg Data Lab's Corporate Biodiversity Footprint (CBF) is a clear yet granular metric to quantify investment impacts on nature.

The CBF measures a company's impact on the diversity and population of native species in a specific area, comparing it to the natural state of that ecosystem before human intervention. The CBF is measured as:

To calculate the CBF, Iceberg Data Lab uses globally renowned scientific databases, including IBAT, FAO, the IMF and other key databases, measuring environmental pressures along the value chain.

Why Choose Our Solution?

Investment impacts on nature are complex to measure. The CBF offers both granular data on key environmental pressures at a commodity and upstream/downstream level and a high-level, easy-to-understand metric, meeting strategic and reporting needs.

Companies harm nature (impacts) but also rely on it (dependencies). Our scores reveal both.

CBF covers impacts. Iceberg Data Lab's Dependency Scores tackle dependencies—for a complete nature risk view.

Dependency Scores measure a company's dependence on ecosystem services in three categories: regulating services, provisioning services, and cultural services.

Why Choose Our Solution?

Our Dependency Scores are IBAT-aligned and cover a company's activities across all sectors and scopes (1, 2, and 3) of activity, allowing you to dig deep into supply chain dependencies and nature risks in your portfolios.

Biodiversity Positive Contribution

Iceberg Data Lab’s Biodiversity Positive Contribution product assesses how companies reduce and avoid impacts on biodiversity, as well as how companies actively contribute to restoring biodiversity.

Why Choose Our Solution?

Biodiversity Positive Contribution empowers financial institutions willing to go the extra mile by leveraging the growing opportunities biodiversity presents.

The positive contribution indicators enable these decisions by flagging companies that qualify as best-in-class or have shown great improvements in sectors that are not typically considered low-impact.

This also ensures that portfolios can remain diversified while contributing to biodiversity goals and supporting first movers and high performers within sectors.