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COP28: Australia needs to fund Nature Repair Market pilot projects to instil confidence

Published 14:42 on December 9, 2023  /  Last updated at 14:42 on December 9, 2023  / /  Australia, Biodiversity

The Australian government should fund demonstration projects that will generate biodiversity certificates in its Nature Repair Market scheme in order to generate interest and understanding among potential participants, experts said on the side lines of the COP28 conference.
The Australian government should fund demonstration projects that will generate biodiversity certificates in its Nature Repair Market scheme in order to generate interest and understanding among potential participants, experts said on the side lines of the COP28 conference.


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