A Webinar by Oeko-Institut, Stockholm Environment Institute and Foundation Development and Climate Alliance.
In the first part of the seminar, Lambert Schneider (Oeko-Institut) will present the Carbon Credit Quality Initiative (CCQI). The CCQI provides transparent scorings on the quality of carbon credits. The free-of-charge scoring tool offers a nuanced picture of carbon credit quality against seven quality objectives. This enables users to identify carbon credits that deliver higher climate mitigation impacts and offer greater social and environmental benefits.
In the second part of the seminar, Nora Wissner (Oeko Institut) and Elvine Kwamboka (Stockholm Environment Institute) will present the findings of the study “Sustainable development impacts of selected projects types in the voluntary carbon market”. The study conducted by Oeko-Institute and Stockholm Environment Institute builds on a methodology used in the CCQI and explores the impacts of projects in the voluntary carbon market beyond GHG emission reductions. Typical sustainable development impacts were identified for afforestation, off-grid PV, improved cookstoves and water filter projects.
If you would like to participate in the online seminar on 01.06.2022 from 10.30 – 12.00, please
Please note that this online seminar will be held in English.
