Biodiversity > INTERVIEW: UN biodiversity chief cautions over voluntary credits, says private sector vital but “won’t rescue us”

INTERVIEW: UN biodiversity chief cautions over voluntary credits, says private sector vital but “won’t rescue us”

Published 08:44 on June 10, 2024  /  Last updated at 08:44 on June 10, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

Global strategies to bridge the funding gap on nature should not pin too much hope on private financing, the UN biodiversity chief told Carbon Pulse, cautioning over the use of voluntary biodiversity credits across jurisdictions.
Global strategies to bridge the funding gap on nature should not pin too much hope on private financing, the UN biodiversity chief told Carbon Pulse, cautioning over the use of voluntary biodiversity credits across jurisdictions.


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