Biodiversity > Civil society organisations worldwide urge not to be ‘fooled’ by biodiversity credits

Civil society organisations worldwide urge not to be ‘fooled’ by biodiversity credits

Published 10:10 on October 4, 2024  /  Last updated at 10:10 on October 4, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

Over 270 civil society organisations and academics from around the world have penned a statement against the use of biodiversity credits and offsets, warning that market-based mechanisms pose significant risks to ecosystems and communities.
Over 270 civil society organisations and academics from around the world have penned a statement against the use of biodiversity credits and offsets, warning that market-based mechanisms pose significant risks to ecosystems and communities.


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