17 July 0930-1045, Jackson Lecture Theatre
Promoting high value carbon credit schemes
Chair: Rob Stoneman, Director of Landscape Recovery, The Wildlife Trusts
Panellists
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Dr Jason Eis, Partner, McKinsey
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Isabel Hoffmann, Nature Finance
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Tim Sunderland, Principal Specialist in Economic Innovation, Natural England
There have been some major upheavals in carbon pricing following recent critical comment on avoided loss projects. However, the price of removal credits which reflect ecosystem restoration are continuing to rise and the demand for high quality carbon offsets is increasing.
This panel will examine how validation and verification processes can be developed and refined to support the growth and expansion of ‘high value’ carbon credits and assist certification processes.
- Day 1
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Panel 1
Promoting high value carbon credit schemesClick for details on panel 1
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Panel 2
Establishing auditing standards for nature-based solutionsClick for details on panel 2
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Panel 3
Biodiversity credit methodologiesClick for details on panel 3
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Panel 4
Examples of private sector funded nature-based projectsClick for details on panel 4
- Day 2
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Parallel session 1
How is biodiversity net gain working in practice?Click for details on parallel session 1
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Parallel session 2
How can nature tech and AI help to verify biodiversity impact claims?Click for details on parallel session 2
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Parallel session 3
Monetizing ecosystem services in agricultureClick for details on parallel session 3
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Parallel session 4
Meeting carbon and nature targets using insetting and the circular economyClick for details on parallel session 4
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Parallel session 5
New corporate reporting requirementsClick for details on parallel session 5
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Parallel session 6
Structuring ecosystem projects for fundingClick for details on parallel session 6
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Final plenary session
Closing Q&A with selected panellistsClick for details on final parallel session