According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), there is no path to achieving the 1.5°C target without prioritizing nature conservation, biodiversity protection, and carbon dioxide removals. And the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) recently released guidance that states “companies should go further and invest in mitigation outside their value chains now to contribute toward reaching societal net-zero.”

The Voluntary Carbon Market is a key mechanism for channeling investments toward the critical areas set by the IPCC. Yet the path for companies to engage in carbon markets can be obstructed by challenges ranging from lack of information and knowledge to concerns over credit quality and fears of reputational risks. In this on-demand webinar, sponsored by Cloverly’s carbon accounting partner Sustain.Life, we provide insights on when a company should consider carbon offsetting, how to evaluate carbon credit projects, and how to communicate climate claims to your stakeholders.

Topics covered include:

✅Why offset: the climate and business value of carbon credits

✅Overview of the Voluntary Carbon Market

✅What is a carbon credit and types of credits

✅How to evaluate carbon credit quality, impact, and risk

✅Strategies for integrating offsetting into a net zero plan

✅Best practices for communicating climate claims