NEW REPORTS
Learnings from Government-Led Approaches to Nature Credit Markets
The International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity Credits is pleased to launch its new report at COP30, providing the most comprehensive picture to date of how governments are building high integrity Nature credit markets around the world.
Produced in collaboration with the Environmental Policy Innovation Center and Forest Trends, the report draws on interviews with more than 70 stakeholders to show that governments are playing a decisive role in shaping how Nature credit markets emerge and function.
IAPB Community of Practice, One Year On: Learning from Practical Implementation
The International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity Credits is pleased to launch its second new report at COP30, reflecting the experiences of 31 practitioner teams from its 40+ member Community of Practice.
The report reveals significant innovation and a mature project pipeline: over 80% of respondents are already in “Pilot Implementation” or “Operational” stages, pointing to real-world momentum and increasing market readiness.
Discussion paper on PDBs' role in nature credit markets
The International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity Credits is pleased to announce the release of its draft working paper on the role of public financial institutions in accelerating the growth and development of nature credit markets.
This paper, developed in collaboration with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), is now open for public comment. To submit feedback, please complete the attached form no later than Monday 24th November.
IAPB has established a Framework to define, guide and encourage the development of high integrity biodiversity credits and credit markets. Read more on our Framework here: