Biodiversity > Trader accreditation, price floor needed to help govern scaled-up biodiversity market -report

Trader accreditation, price floor needed to help govern scaled-up biodiversity market -report

Published 11:05 on March 1, 2023  /  Last updated at 11:05 on March 1, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

Special trader accreditations, a price floor on credits, and potential sellers’ clubs that guarantee high-quality supply are some of the elements proposed by Geneva-based non-profit NatureFinance and the Taskforce on Nature Markets to help govern a scaled-up market for biodiversity credits.
Special trader accreditations, a price floor on credits, and potential sellers’ clubs that guarantee high-quality supply are some of the elements proposed by Geneva-based non-profit NatureFinance and the Taskforce on Nature Markets to help govern a scaled-up market for biodiversity credits.


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