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Biodiversity credits and certificates can promote new business models and may reward those who manage nature and biodiversity in a sustainable way. The European Commission will present its engagement in this emerging field, together with partners.

Biodiversity credits and certificates can promote new business models and may reward those who manage nature and biodiversity in a sustainable way. The European Commission will present its engagement in this emerging field, together with partners.

This panel will bring together scientific, financial, standard-setter and practitioner perspectives to explore how rigorous coral biodiversity accounting and monitoring science can and should underpin high-integrity market-based approaches to finance coral reef conservation, such as coral biodiversity credits, stewardship incentives, insurance products and other mechanisms. BCA and the Global Fund for Coral Reefs will giveContinue reading “Enabling Nature Markets for Coral Reef Conservation”

BCA will be a panelist at this event. Join us at the Conservation International Pavilion!

Healthy ecosystems are essential for species survival, human well-being, and sustainable economic development. However, financing impactful conservation projects is a challenge. This event will explore biodiversity markets and credits as innovative solutions for financial and social sustainability in conserving nature. BCA will be a speaker at this event organized by South Pole.

BCA will moderate this panel organized by the LIFE Institute.

The event is intended to promote learning and exchange between members of the financial sector and Indigenous Peoples, Afro-Descendant & Local Communities in the interest of building an equitable and Nature Positive future. Within the Finance & Biodiversity Pavilion, it focuses on topics relevant to finance such as rights and safeguards, new instruments such asContinue reading “Just Partnerships for a Nature Positive Future: Exchange and Learning Between Indigenous Peoples, Afro-Descendant & Local Communities and the Financial Sector”

This event will explore the use of metrics in biodiversity credit methodologies and how different biodiversity credits can be effectively compared.

Hear from representatives of the Communities Advisory Panel about the risks and opportunities of the biodiversity credit market for Indigenous Peoples and local communities at this event co-hosted by International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) Join us online.

This side-event aims to discuss the guidelines for the practitioners in the biodiversity credit ecosystem to support the enabling of digitally native credits, which can help foster trust and efficiency in the market.