12–13 Jun 2024 London, UK

Forestry & Agriculture Investment Summit

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    Session
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    12 June 2024
      09:20 – 10:05

    Global Forestry Investment Landscape - Institutional and Corporate Investor Perspectives

    • Asset values are up, assets are hedging against global inflation
    • Fibre demand, carbon, plastic replacement makes wood good
    • The long-term trends and geographical differences
    MaryKate BullenMaryKate BullenPeter HolmgrenPeter HolmgrenAleksi EhteeAleksi EhteeDeo ShirimaDeo ShirimaGwen BusbyGwen Busby
    12 June 2024
      14:00 – 14:45

    The DFI Approaches to NBS Investments

    • Commercial timber plantations & regenerative agriculture
    • Carbon project investments
    • What criteria determine investments
    Giulia CarboneGiulia CarboneTobias DorenkampTobias DorenkampPeter ChappellPeter ChappellJean-Gabriel DayreJean-Gabriel Dayre
  • 12 June – Day one   Time Zone: BST

    08:00 - 09:00

    Registration and Networking Breakfast Buffet

    09:20 - 10:05

    Global Forestry Investment Landscape - Institutional and Corporate Investor Perspectives

    • Asset values are up, assets are hedging against global inflation
    • Fibre demand, carbon, plastic replacement makes wood good
    • The long-term trends and geographical differences
    MaryKate BullenPeter HolmgrenAleksi EhteeDeo ShirimaGwen Busby
    10:10 - 10:40

    The Importance of Agriculture in Natural Capital

    • Demand drivers - population growth, food security, optimal use of land.
    • Case studies - innovation in agriculture
    Bruce King

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    10:40 - 11:10

    Coffee Break

    11:10 - 11:55

    The Emergence of New Investors into Forestry and Nature

    • The traditions of LP/GP in forestry have changed
    • Asset managers directing their attention to corporate funding
    • What objectives does this new money have?
    • The implications for traditional long-term investors
    Martin PoulsenAlice De SchutterMartin HalleSamuel LampertSean Penrith
    12:00 - 12:30

    Wildfire Trends, Investor Protection & Insurance

    • Wildfire trends
    • Forest fire trends
    • Investor ‘insured interests’
    • Insurance products, risk management discounts
    Phil CottleDaniel LongdenYuming Zhi

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    12:30 - 14:00

    Lunch

    14:00 - 14:45

    The DFI Approaches to NBS Investments

    • Commercial timber plantations & regenerative agriculture
    • Carbon project investments
    • What criteria determine investments
    Giulia CarboneTobias DorenkampPeter ChappellJean-Gabriel Dayre
    15:20 - 15:50

    Coffee Break

    15:50 - 16:35

    Incorporating Carbon Incomes and The Use of Carbon Markets

    • Traditional investments can price in carbon returns over the long-term
    • Ensuring the integrity of claims is fundamental
    • Carbon markets and updated methodologies
    Sean PenrithEllen LourieErica VertefeuilleMurray CollinsEdit Kiss

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    16:40 - 17:10

    How to Create High Integrity Forest Carbon Removals: Lessons from 15 years in the field

    • ARR projects need to improve farmer livelihoods to succeed
    • Project design should overcome barriers to growing trees
    • Technology’s role needs a rethink to manage millions of farms
    • This approach delivers investors with high integrity carbon removals
    Kahlil Baker

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    17:10 - 17:15

    Day One Closing Remarks

    17:15 - 19:00

    Drinks Reception

    13 June – Day two   Time Zone: BST

    08:00 - 09:00

    Registration and Breakfast Buffet

    09:00 - 09:45

    Bottlenecks in Forest and Carbon Project Development

    • Funding mechanisms to de-risk early stage projects
    • Insurance vehicles to help developers
    • New funding models to get projects up and running
    • Ensuring benefit sharing for communities and building trust
    Martin HalleEnda KeaneAdam GibbonAriane KaplounAnna Lehmann

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    09:50 - 10:20

    Innovation for Scaling Sustainable Agriculture

    • The role of the voluntary carbon market
    • Value chain incentives: bank to end buyer
    • Biofuels and Carbon Intensity
    • The burgeoning world of rice methane abatement
    Jon PierreKim van der LeeuwLeon Boerop

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    10:20 - 10:45

    Coffee Break

    10:45 - 11:30

    The Transition from Traditional Timber to Scaled Impact Forestry

    • Perspectives on developing integrated impact strategies

    • The impact theory of change for commercial impact forestry

    • The need for experience as a foundation in the NBS sector

    • The challenges of moving from pilot to scale

    Shauna MatkovichJuan Pablo Lankenau HaasMiriam BellinkWarren Kemper

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    11:30 - 12:30

    The Role of Nature in Net Zero

    • The emphasis on CDR gets away from the fact that a cheap solution exists now
    • Forestry and biodiversity projects all offer a net zero solution that cannot be ignored
    • It is the time for government, finance, corporate, and ecology segments to work together
    Puninda ThindSajeev MohankumarClaudia GrayDamien BraudGiulia Carbone

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    12:30 - 14:00

    Lunch

    17:00 - 17:10

    Conference Closing Remarks

  • Jon Pierre

    CEO
    Mantle Labs

    Peter Holmgren

    Managing Director
    FutureVistas

    Phil Cottle

    Founder and MD
    ForestRe Ltd.

    Tobias Dorenkamp

    Vice President
    KFW-DEG - German Development Bank

    Murray Collins

    CEO and Co-founder
    Space Intelligence

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  • Hilton Canary Wharf

    South Quay Square,
    Marsh Wall,
    London E14 9SH

    Accommodation

    We can help you with accommodation.
    Contact us at: info@ce-em.co.

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