At ZELP, we believe that carbon finance can help the agricultural industry transition to more sustainable practices- ones that help protect our planet and the livelihoods that depend on it.
However, to unlock that finance at scale, activities have to be high-integrity. They need to demonstrate measurable, verifiable impact- and stand up to increasing scrutiny from markets, corporates, and regulators.
Next week, ZELP’s CEO, Francisco Norris, will join a webinar hosted by Gold Standard, exploring how the latest updates to Agriculture Activity Requirements under Gold Standard for the Global Goals (GS4GG) aim to make project development more streamlined, future-proof and market-ready.
As well as exploring the broader changes, the webinar will introduce a methodology initiated by ZELP Ltd and developed in partnership with TREES Consulting LLC: In situ capture and conversion of cattle enteric methane.
It’s one of the first Gold Standard methodologies to align with the principles of the Paris Agreement, meaning credits generated under it are better placed to meet the rising expectations of SBTi, ICVCM, and CORSIA, helping ensure they remain fungible across Article 6 and domestic markets.
To join the webinar, register here: https://bit.ly/4cCUY8C
