As companies face mounting expectations to meet science‑based climate targets, comply with emerging due‑diligence regulations, and demonstrate progress on deforestation‑free supply chains, landscape and jurisdictional approaches are gaining renewed attention as routes to reducing on and off-farm emissions and increasing removals. This session will unpack how these approaches can help companies act on upstream emissions, support sector‑wide risk reduction, and navigate evolving guidance from the Greenhouse Gas Protocol and SBTi. You can register here.
Format: Online webinar (hosted by JAN)
Moderator & Speakers
- Matthew Spencer, Climate and Nature Director, IDH (Moderator)
- Paulien Denis, Global Climate Coordinator, Proforest.
Sharing insights from cattle sector landscape work in Brazil - Nikol Ostianova, Development Lead, Treevaluation & Chair, Technical Committee, International Platform for Insetting
Drawing on experience from coffee landscape decarbonisation in Colombia - Eva Pedersen, Climate and Carbon Finance Program Manager, IDH
Discussing landscape‑level PES systems in Cameroon and their link to corporate decarbonisation
Over 60 minutes, the discussion will explore:
- Why landscape and jurisdictional initiatives can be effective in decarbonising commodity supply chains.
- How companies can use landscape outcomes, such as avoided deforestation, improved data, and emissions‑factor reductions, in meeting climate targets and disclosures.
- How these approaches align with reporting frameworks, including the GHG Protocol’s Land Sector and Removals Standard and SBTi FLAG.
The session will also include a live Q&A to address participant questions. If you plan to attend and would like to submit a question for the speakers in advance, please email it to info@sourceup.org.