Biodiversity > Finland to be first EU nation to set up voluntary biodiversity credit framework

Finland to be first EU nation to set up voluntary biodiversity credit framework

Published 13:35 on October 29, 2024  /  Last updated at 13:35 on October 29, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, EMEA

Finland has become the first EU member state to announce plans to develop a framework for companies to invest in voluntary biodiversity credits that go beyond existing environmental offsetting provisions, in a bid to encourage companies to take nature action.
Finland has become the first EU member state to announce plans to develop a framework for companies to invest in voluntary biodiversity credits that go beyond existing environmental offsetting provisions, in a bid to encourage companies to take nature action.


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