The NbS forest approach can contribute to building an inclusive and resilient sustainable economy that supports the "green economy" and meets future human needs for renewable materials and ecosystem services. It maximizes the synergies between different approaches, such as green energy and circular economy, to support green recovery and the transition to a carbon-neutral economy.

For example, converting all or part of low-value agricultural or other degraded or abandoned land into forests can increase forest area and adopt sustainable forest management practices to produce the most critical services and biological resources. This significantly increases the "natural" productivity and natural capital, resulting in a more thriving ecosystem than before.

HNbS Natural Regeneration Assistance:

For restoration projects to be successful, accurate system design, planning, and monitoring are required. Planting trees on degraded land alone is not enough. Instead, restoration of the entire landscape is necessary, and the degree of "landscape" restoration is a critical indicator for reversing climate change, maintaining biodiversity, combating land degradation and desertification, and mitigating threats to human health.