What is the marketplace?

Marketplace is a virtual platform to facilitate interaction between nature-assets project developers and the demand side of the assets. As a third party intermediary, ESG Projection provide a list of project that have been screened and validated based on the rigorous methodologies and the protocol: bot social and environmental procedures.

Why this marketplace is different?

The nature-asset listed in our marketplace the curated project or products. It is created to facilitate participation from demand site to enable them to integrate their business model and strategy to integrate mitigation hierarchy into their business and investment. Our focus is to accelerate the finance and investment flow to accelerate the development of a nature assets to meet the global objectives.

Our marketplace provide option for business and investors to integrate nature-positive in their business model: so addressing the key challenges to scale up the implementation of nature protection strategy that meet the international ambition and targets.

What are types of nature-asset being listed?

There are 3 types of nature assets being listed in our marketplace: biodiversity credit, carbon credit, and commodity credit. These types of credit are created and developed to speed up implementation of the conservation, restoration, and sustainable commodity production to meet the international commitment and standards. The three types of nature assets are sufficient enough to accelerate both green development as well as transitional agenda.

Biodiversity credit is a nature assets that is developed to protect and conserve ecosystem function and services to ensure the sustainability of the assets. As a nature-assets, this products will be available for both compensatory and non-compensatory market. All the listed assets have been screened based on our advanced methodology to ensure that all the claim will meet the integrity requirements, free from greenwashing, and having a strong Social License to Operate (SLO).

Carbon Credit is the second type of the nature-assets listed in our marketplace. The listed credits are in several stages of developments. Based on this stage, an investor may choose the level of engagement they want to take to deliver the nature-assets. As with the biodiversity credit, the projects listed on the marketplace are the screened assets that meet the integrity requirement to prevent greenwashing and meet the Social License to Operate (SLO), the highest standard within our framework to show how the initiative will benefit the local communities.

Commodity Credit is a new type of credit we promote to address the need of the market to the commodities that meet the ESG requirements. The listed commodity credits have been screened to ensure that all sustainability claim are validated, free from greenwashing, and meet the Social License to Operate.(SLO). This assets came with the several maturity levels to adjust it to the specific need at the demand side.

What are the nature-asset maturity stage?

Screened: Screened is a pre-development stage of a nature assets. An asset is categorized at this stage if the assets is registered in our directory as the minimum requirement, which is the Social License to Operate have been achieved to ensure no green grabbing and reduce social risks. This type of assets are an ideal for entities or investor that willing to integrate Avoidance and Restoration strategy in their business and investment model.

Assessed: Assessed is the second category of assets in our directory. This stage is assigned to an asset that have completed the impact and risk assessment to address. Supporting a nature-asset at this stage will enable business and financiers to support an initiative that will be part of the offset strategy in their organization.

Mature: Assets that have passed the verification and validation from the appointed VVB based on the carbon trading frameworks.

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