Faced with public pressure, regulation and increasing climate risks companies need to transition towards low carbon business models. In the absence of mature technological solutions, direct investment in forest ecosystem restoration through offsetting can provide a stopgap strategy towards medium and long-term ambitious mitigation goals. A commitment to invest in carbon capture through forest ecosystem restoration and enhancement of carbon stocks can, under the right conditions, generate good quality carbon offsets. This model fits companies that have a mitigation need that cannot be met under current circumstances and foresee a shortage of future supply of affordable high-quality offsets.
Carbon Financing, Offsetting and Corporate Mitigation Strategies
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HOST
UN Environment Programme (UNEP)
SPEAKERS
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Bernard Giraud
President, Livelihoods Venture
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Louis Redshaw
CEO and founder, Redshaw Advisors
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Gabriel Labbate
REDD+ Team Leader, UNEP
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Katerina Kolaciova
Head of Voluntary Carbon Markets, Vertis Environmental Finance
MODERATOR
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Tom Pfeiffer
Independent Director, Founder and Managing Partner, Triple Line Advisory
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