Americas > INTERVIEW: Indigenous-led biodiversity units are getting market traction

INTERVIEW: Indigenous-led biodiversity units are getting market traction

Published 09:02 on April 29, 2024  /  Last updated at 09:02 on April 29, 2024  / /  Americas, Biodiversity, International, South & Central

Market interest in biodiversity projects led by Indigenous Peoples is surging as local leaders in the Amazon rainforest strive to scale up funding through voluntary credits, according to a project developer.
Market interest in biodiversity projects led by Indigenous Peoples is surging as local leaders in the Amazon rainforest strive to scale up funding through voluntary credits, according to a project developer.


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