Investing in Biodiversity Credits - A Project Showcase
A Showcase Event
Join us for a unique evening in the presence of pioneering and high-impact biodiversity credit projects. Recognised by leading certification system Plan Vivo, this is an opportunity to connect with investment‑ready biodiversity projects and explore opportunities to establish offtake agreements and project partnerships.
Who is this event for?
This event is designed and tailored to market actors looking for investable biodiversity opportunities across Africa. If you’re a sustainability or biodiversity officer, a nature‑strategy lead, carbon and biodiversity credit buyer, credit reseller, rating agency, impact investor, development bank or other market intermediary, this event is highly suited to you and we encourage you to attend.
Project Showcase:
A portfolio of diverse, high-impact projects delivering meaningful and measurable biodiversity benefits will be present. All projects are located in Africa and are fully aligned with the internationally recognised Standard ‘PV Nature’, a pioneering Biodiversity Standard delivered by leading certifier Plan Vivo.
Showcase Project:
* Vanga Seagrass Project - Kenya
* Coexisting with Elephants - Botswana
* Bugoma- Budongo Wildlife Corridor - Uganda
* Wild Elephant Forest - Zimbabwe
* Kalahari Biodiversity Conservation – Botswana
*Living Landscapes: coexistence in the Maasai Mara - Kenya
What can I expect?
Lightning pitches showcasing each project’s biodiversity impact, including a look at their comprehensive monitoring plans and crucial social safeguards.
An exclusive preview of the soon-to-be launched PV Nature ecosystem marketplace.
Fast‑tracked, informal and engaging networking: the event will include facilitated buyer‑developer roundtables - an excellent opportunity to learn more about the projects, register your interest and discuss the next steps.
Format & useful information
Networking evening with dinner provided - relaxed and discussion oriented, Chatham House Rules.
Return transport from the Business for Conservation Conference will be provided.