Asia Pacific > Indigenous groups want equity over ‘engagement’ in future carbon projects, conference hears

Indigenous groups want equity over ‘engagement’ in future carbon projects, conference hears

Published 06:31 on May 8, 2025  /  Last updated at 06:31 on May 8, 2025  / and /  Asia Pacific, Australia

Indigenous engagement in carbon projects needs to go further, be more than a box-ticking exercise, and be implemented from the get-go in order to design the most effective projects without damaging biodiversity, a conference heard this week.
Indigenous engagement in carbon projects needs to go further, be more than a box-ticking exercise, and be implemented from the get-go in order to design the most effective projects without damaging biodiversity, a conference heard this week.


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