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You can learn from them most easily, and thoroughly from these main sources: | You can learn from them most easily, and thoroughly from these main sources: | ||
World Economic Forum | [[World Economic Forum]] link[https://initiatives.weforum.org/financing-for-nature/biodiversitycreditsinitiative] | ||
International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity Credits | [[International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity Credits]] link[https://www.iapbiocredits.org/] | ||
Savimbo (First Indigneous-led biodiversity credit on the market) | [[Savimbo]] (First Indigneous-led biodiversity credit on the market)link [https://www.savimbo.com/biodiversity] | ||
I'm still learning more as these credits are new in the Carbon Credit market. The real difference here is that the biodiversity credit is created and led by the Indigenous people of the land, therefore they gain significant financial benefit. They have yet to be regulated like carbon credits, and the people that have been able to sell them have done in the private sector. Many people believe carbon credits and biodiversity credits will become one in the next decade. | I'm still learning more as these credits are new in the Carbon Credit market. The real difference here is that the biodiversity credit is created and led by the Indigenous people of the land, therefore they gain significant financial benefit. They have yet to be regulated like carbon credits, and the people that have been able to sell them have done in the private sector. Many people believe carbon credits and biodiversity credits will become one in the next decade. | ||
They might be used by the [[Warren Wilson currency]] tied to the health of the river. | |||
[[Laura Ash]] | [[Laura Ash]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:47, 9 January 2025
You can learn from them most easily, and thoroughly from these main sources: World Economic Forum link[1] International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity Credits link[2] Savimbo (First Indigneous-led biodiversity credit on the market)link [3]
I'm still learning more as these credits are new in the Carbon Credit market. The real difference here is that the biodiversity credit is created and led by the Indigenous people of the land, therefore they gain significant financial benefit. They have yet to be regulated like carbon credits, and the people that have been able to sell them have done in the private sector. Many people believe carbon credits and biodiversity credits will become one in the next decade.
They might be used by the Warren Wilson currency tied to the health of the river. Laura Ash