The Royal Schiphol Group, in cooperation with KPMG and Naturalis, defined a transition plan to enhance resilience, biodiversity and nature-related performance. Using a TNFD LEAP (Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures – Locate, Evaluate, Assess, Prepare)-aligned approach and the THRIVE tool (Toolset for Hierarchical Reporting and Insightful Validation of Ecosystems), the project identified priority areas intersecting biodiversity and economic impact. Baselines and hotspots were mapped to assess risks and opportunities. Scenario testing informed focus areas and measures. Final recommendations were based on ecological impact, feasibility and regulatory alignment with Dutch and EU frameworks for nature-positive transformation.

• Nature-related strategy: learn how Schiphol integrated biodiversity and resilience into its corporate strategy using a TNFD LEAP-aligned approach
• Data-driven insights: discover how the THRIVE tool helped identify ecological baselines and biodiversity hot spots linked to economic activities
• Risk and opportunity mapping: understand how nature-related risks and opportunities were assessed through scenario testing
• Actionable transition plan: explore the development of targeted measures based on ecological impact, feasibility and regulatory alignment
• Collaborative innovation: see how cross-sector collaboration with Naturalis advanced nature-positive planning in aviation