Webinar: How to Choose Quality Projects and Partners

Missed our webinar on how to choose quality projects and partners? You can now watch the recording here.

What we covered:

What a high-quality carbon credit is: Learn about the key characteristics that define a high-quality carbon credit, including robust verification processes and measurable environmental benefits.
Choosing the right projects for your business: Discover the criteria to consider when choosing projects that are both effective and credible for your sustainability goals.
Ensuring quality in corporate carbon portfolio. Understand how to apply selection criteria to build a balanced portfolio that manages risk, maximizes impact, and aligns with your budget.
Due Diligence Process: Gain insights into our rigorous 10-stage due diligence process.
Building Strong Partnerships: Learn how to engage with project partners to ensure operational capacity, reliable data practices, and positive local engagement.
Innovative Monitoring and Verification: Explore the latest tools and systems we use to track and ensure the quality of our carbon credits.

Enhance your knowledge and make informed decisions about your climate action by watching the recording here.

Our panel of experts:

Sherah Beckley

Senior Manager, Client Solutions

Eddy Mélendez

NBS Technical Manager

Suki Benn

Head of Due Diligence

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