A scalable model of biological fence in Apeejay Tea plantations
Apeejay Tea
Case study library
Companies are increasingly considering natural infrastructure as a cost-effective investment opportunity and solution to reduce costs, improve operations, generate financial gains, or enhance their reputation. To document why, how and where companies have invested in natural infrastructure, the WBCSD is collecting company case studies and making them available on this webpage. By sharing examples of business action, the WBCSD aims to encourage additional initiatives, so that investing in natural infrastructure increasingly becomes common practice globally.
Izta-Popo - Replenishing Groundwater through Reforestation in Mexico
The Volkswagen Group
Aquisafe Project: Mitigation of Contaminants to Protect Water Resources in Rural and Semi- rural Areas Using Buffer Zones
Veolia
Multifunctional Field Margins - Enhancing Biodiversity in Agricultural Landscapes
Syngenta
Operation Pollinator – Enhancing Biodiversity in Agricultural Landscapes
Syngenta
Produced Water Treatment Using Reed Beds
Petroleum Development Oman LLC (Shell)
Natural Reclamation and Erosion Control for Onshore Pipelines
Shell Canada Limited
Coastal Pipeline Erosion Control Using Living Shorelines and Oyster Reefs
Shell Pipeline Company LP
Peatland Restoration
Réseau de Transport d'Electricité
Park 500 Natural Treatment System
Philip Morris USA
Water Management and Flood Prevention in France
LafargeHolcim France
Green Roof and Water Management in Philippines Government Office Building
LafargeHolcim Philippines
Restoration of the Sępólno Gravel Pit
LafargeHolcim
Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment
Union Carbide Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Dow Chemical Company
Restoration of the Old Rhine River
Electricité de France
Phytoremediation as a Sustainable Approach for Groundwater Contaminated with 1,4-Dioxane
The Dow Chemical Company (Dow Benelux BV)