Africa > Dutch civil rights group warns “wider investigation” findings will follow Kenyan REDD carbon project scandal

Dutch civil rights group warns “wider investigation” findings will follow Kenyan REDD carbon project scandal

Published 16:47 on March 21, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:47 on March 21, 2024  / /  Africa, EMEA, International, Nature-based, Voluntary

A Dutch civil rights campaigner group has placed the avoided deforestation voluntary carbon sector on red alert with a pledge to soon publish a ‘wider investigation’ on offsetting and human rights, which builds on its covert probe that uncovered sexual offences by senior staff at a Kenyan project.
A Dutch civil rights campaigner group has placed the avoided deforestation voluntary carbon sector on red alert with a pledge to soon publish a ‘wider investigation’ on offsetting and human rights, which builds on its covert probe that uncovered sexual offences by senior staff at a Kenyan project.


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