ECOSYSTEM MARKETPLACE – Shades of REDD+: Harmonized Biodiversity Claims as a Solution for Fragmented Biodiversity Markets

Published 11:25 on November 23, 2023  /  Last updated at 23:08 on February 14, 2024  /  Biodiversity, Contributed Content, International, Nature-based, Other Content, Voluntary

Since the adoption of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, there's been growing interest in market-based approaches for biodiversity conservation, but significant challenges remain in establishing a global market for biodiversity credits due to their complexity and context-specific nature. As Charlotte Streck writes, alternative solutions like national and local schemes and standardized biodiversity claims are being explored to address these challenges.
Since the adoption of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, there's been growing interest in market-based approaches for biodiversity conservation, but significant challenges remain in establishing a global market for biodiversity credits due to their complexity and context-specific nature. As Charlotte Streck writes, alternative solutions like national and local schemes and standardized biodiversity claims are being explored to address these challenges.


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