12–13 Oct 2027 London, UK
•Balancing carbon credits with timber revenue
•Longer rotations and their financial trade-offs
•Proving additionality in managed forests
TBA
•Measuring carbon, biodiversity and social outcomes
•Remote sensing versus ground-truth data
•Metrics investors and buyers actually trust
TBA
•Live pitches from investment-ready forestry ventures
•Real-time feedback from NBS investors
•What makes a project fundable
TBC
•Designing projects that attract capital
•Blended finance and forward offtake structures
•Moving from pilot to scale
•Roundtable A: Improved Forest Management in Practice
•Roundtable B: Carbon Market Incomes
•Roundtable C: Financing Early-Stage Projects
•Roundtable D: Managing Risk in NBS
•What defines a high-integrity carbon credit
•Ratings, standards and the ICVCM core principles
•Rebuilding buyer confidence in forest credits
TBA
•Where forest removals fit corporate net zero
•Balancing emission cuts with nature-based removals
•Long-term offtakes as a climate strategy
TBA
•AI for monitoring, reporting and verification
•Predicting risk: fire, pests and reversals
•Where AI adds value, and its limits
TBA
•Roundtable A: Improved Forest Management in Practice
•Roundtable B: Carbon Market Incomes
•Roundtable C: Financing Early-Stage Projects
•Roundtable D: Managing Risk in NBS
South Quay Square,
Marsh Wall,
London E14 9SH
12–13 Oct 2027 London, UK
CIFB helps large scale corporations to develop a strategy on the value of investments in forestry and biodiversity, to reach a net zero future.
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