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Event - Securing Land Rights and Social Equity in Pursuit of Net Zero
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With the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) including provisions for carbon markets as a tool for channelling climate finance to developing countries, this webinar comes at a pivotal moment to ask: What do net zero strategies and investments in land-based carbon removal mean for land rights and for communities, and how can we transform risks into opportunities to meet climate goals?
Why this matters?
Encouraged by the financial promise of carbon markets, investments in land-based climate solutions, such as afforestation and ecosystem restoration are gaining ground globally. These investments hold the potential to advance climate and socioeconomic development objectives. But they also require large areas of land, often in places where tenure systems are weak and community rights insecure. In the absence of robust legal processes and strong and enforceable safeguards, such investments risk deepening inequalities and driving land dispossession.
