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COP28: Potential for price floors and integral role of Indigenous Peoples central to discussions on biodiversity credits

Published 10:24 on December 4, 2023  /  Last updated at 10:24 on December 4, 2023  / /  Biodiversity, International, Nature-based, Voluntary

Indigenous Peoples and local communities need to be at the heart of developing an effective and equitable biodiversity market due to the key role they play as stewards of biodiversity-rich land, while the introduction of a credit price floor could help ensure an equitable approach here, said speakers from the International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity Credits at COP28 today.
Indigenous Peoples and local communities need to be at the heart of developing an effective and equitable biodiversity market due to the key role they play as stewards of biodiversity-rich land, while the introduction of a credit price floor could help ensure an equitable approach here, said speakers from the International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity Credits at COP28 today.


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