Carbon Footprint
Indigenous and local knowledge in carbon projects: why it defines credit quality
Carbon buyers are asking better questions: permanence risk, additionality, co-benefits, and third-party verification, has all become vital considerations. The due diligence applied to nature-based carbon credits has grown sharper and more rigorous over the past few years. Yet one factor consistently sits at the edges of buyer evaluation: Whether the communities living on and around the project land are genuinely embedded in its design, management, and long-term success.
