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🌍 Learn how carbon credits are playing a crucial role in global efforts to reduce emissions, preserve biodiversity, and empower communities. Join the movement for a sustainable future. 🌱 Click here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/dVZmZWjU

🍂 Would you like to add value to your #agricultural or forestry waste? Think of #biochar! ♻️ Biochar is the product of the pyrolysis of organic and renewable materials. ✅ In 2022, the #IPCC recognised biochar as a carbon sequestration solution, yet there are fewer than 100 biochar projects in the registries of ICROA-recognised standards in the #voluntarycarbonmarket. 📄 Certification of these projects guarantees their quality, viability and associated socio-environmental benefits. 👉 Would you like to find out more or get support for your project? Contact our experts Flora Dordé, Lucie Reis Oliveira, Zander Dale, Rupert Bennett, Markus Budelski, Edwin Zijderveld, Mateo Bermudez, Stéphanie BOMBAIL.

After announcing last month that Gold Standard, Verra, Climate Action Reserve, and Global Carbon Council had been approved for CORSIA Phase 1, the International Civil Aviation Authority (ICAO) has now published further details on carbon credit eligibility. For credits generated from 2021 onwards, corresponding adjustments will be mandatory. However, the extensive Phase 1 exclusions rule out large swathes of REDD+ and grid-connected renewable energy projects, among several other project categories specific to each programme. While limiting CORSIA-eligible supply in the short term, these decisions help show that the voluntary carbon market is beefing up its integrity initiatives. And after the landmark agreements on Article 6 at COP29, clearer rules now exist for developing projects to satisfy corporate and sovereign demand for high-quality, UN-endorsed carbon projects. EcoAct’s Carbon Market specialists can guide you through the complexities of the voluntary carbon market, including CORSIA rules, Article 6 implementation, and the evolution of other influential climate standards and frameworks. Explore EcoAct's detailed CORSIA compliance guidelines and market analysis here: https://hubs.li/Q02_9yyQ0 #CORSIA #Article6 #VCM #CarbonCredits

🌡️🔥🌍We are already experiencing the impacts of climate change and physical risks will increase with every increment of warming. ❗Organisations must act now to build current and future climate resilience and should not wait to act on climate adaptation. Our factsheet is here to help you understand how to adapt to #climatechange in practice and what it means for your organisation. Download now to learn: ☑️What is climate adaptation? ☑️Why adapt to climate change? ☑️Steps towards adaptation ☑️Integration with your wider climate strategy 🔗👉https://hubs.li/Q02_3mqc0 #climateadaptation #climaterisks

🌍📃 Following this year's cycle of #TCFD reporting, asset management firms encountered several challenges in aligning to the recommendations. In our latest blog, EcoActor Henry Johnson reflects on how firms can improve data availability to bridge data gaps, develop risk management processes and better integrate climate-related risks. Read more about how to get TCFD ready here 🔗👉🏻 https://hubs.ly/Q02-bf0Q0

📢 👏EcoAct is at the Global Carbon Markets Conference in Barcelona. 🎤 Today, at 3:20pm, Mathilde MIGNOT, Group Director, Nature- and Technology-based Solutions, will participate in the session 'Exploring the intersection of compliance and voluntary with removals as a case study'. Together with leading experts, Mathilde will discuss how the voluntary carbon market complements the mechanisms of Article 6 and the European Commission’s directive on carbon removal projects. 🤝 EcoAct's Léo BARRUOL, Flora Dordé and Belén del Prado Buznego are also in attendance. Feel free to contact them to schedule a meeting during the event. 📌 More information and registration here: 👉🔗 https://hubs.li/Q02-6PH70

🌍 Last chance to register for our webinar tomorrow: Adapting for Resilience: Practical Strategies for Business in a Changing Climate Discover actionable steps for climate adaptation from EcoAct experts, supported by real-world case studies and global examples. 👉 Register to secure your spot: https://hubs.li/Q02ZYnjz0

🏦📊 The UK Government’s ‘Green Investment’ strategy requires all parts of the UK economy to report on climate risk by 2025. 📝☑️ With #TCFD reporting mandatory in the UK, asset managers continue to prepare for their annual TCFD reporting ahead of June next year. Our factsheet is here to help you transform a reporting obligation into a business opportunity, as well as showing where EcoAct can help you on your net-zero journey. Our new TCFD reporting for asset managers factsheet will support you to: ✅ Understand what the TCFD recommendations mean for you ✅ Navigate the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)’s rules ✅ Advance your net-zero journey Download our factsheet to navigate these changes effectively 🔗👉 https://hubs.li/Q02ZNV1y0 #AssetManager #ClimateRisk #TCFDReporting

🎾🤾🏻♀️The future of major sporting events hinges on our ability to adapt to climate risk. 🏀🏅 Maria Antonia Sunyer Pinya, Managing Consultant and Physical Risks expert explains, "With 2024 playing host to several global summer sporting spectacles the environmental challenges facing major sporting events are clearer than ever. From rising temperatures and pollution concerns at the Paris 2024 Olympics, to extreme weather at the 2024 Euros in Germany which disrupted fixtures and impacted the fan experience, climate risk is having a marked impact." 🌡️ EcoAct's Climate Risk Platform, analyses the exposure of organisations’ physical sites to climate change hazards, enabling organisations to manage their climate risk. Explore more here 👉🏻 https://hubs.li/Q02ZGCgR0 📋 Read more about climate risk and adaptation in the Energy Management - Energy Efficient Solutions for Industry article: https://hubs.li/Q02ZGJSv0

🌍 Join us for our upcoming webinar: Adapting for Resilience: Practical Strategies for Business in a Changing Climate With climate impacts costing companies up to 10% of annual revenue, adaptation is critical. Learn from our experts about addressing risks, meeting regulations, and building resilience. 📅 When: December 4, 2024 🕙 10 AM EST | 3 PM GMT | 4 PM CET Key topics include: ✅Why climate adaptation is critical for businesses today ✅Emerging regulatory requirements ✅Practical steps for climate adaptation ✅Regional insights and case studies ✅Live Q&A Host: Maria Antonia Sunyer Pinya, Managing Consultant, EcoAct Speakers: 🔹 Rylan Urban, Senior Manager, EcoAct 🔹 Morane Senyarich, Senior Consultant, EcoAct 🔹 Beatriz Marques, Senior Consultant, EcoAct 👉 Register to secure your spot: https://hubs.li/Q02ZzWhf0