Explore carbon credit market trends and sustainable business solutions

In a kitchen in rural Kenya, a mother kneels beside a three-stone fire to cook the day’s ugali (a starchy staple food). The flames are open, the smoke is thick, and her youngest child sits close by, breathing it in. This scene plays out in millions...

A carbon credit purchase is not a transaction that closes at issuance. The credit may be retired, the certificate filed, and the reporting box ticked. But on the ground, in the forest, in the field, and in the community, the work continues. It...

Carbon buyers are asking better questions: permanence risk, additionality, co-benefits, and third-party verification, has all become vital considerations. The due diligence applied to nature-based carbon credits has grown sharper and more rigorous...

The verified carbon market is changing. Buyers are asking harder questions. A carbon credit's value is increasingly defined not just by the carbon it represents, but by what the project delivers alongside it and by how rigorously those outcomes are...

Did you know that worker bees can fly up to 8 kilometres a day, wearing out their wings after covering hundreds of kilometres in just a few weeks? These tiny, tireless pollinators are essential to our ecosystems, helping to pollinate about one-third...

In a world where environmental responsibility is more talked about than ever, nature-based solutions have emerged as viable solutions for businesses to contribute positively to nature. This blog, based on our recent webinar, will explore the power...

Forests are among the most vital resources on our planet, providing essential benefits that support life on Earth. They generate clean air and water, preserve biodiversity, protect wildlife, and prevent soil degradation and desertification....

As the CEO of DGB Group, I am fortunate to witness firsthand the extensive benefits of carbon credits (also known as carbon units) for our planet. These credits are excellent mechanisms for environmental management; they are foundational to building...