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Kulera REDD+ Program Sponsors 7 Malawi DNPW, NAWIRA, NVA, Terra Global to attend COP29

Terra Global Capital - November, 2024

Climate Finance from the Kulera Landscape REDD+ Program supported the participation of members of the Malawian government and community associations to attend COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. The team included three members from the Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW), community chair-people from the Nyika-Vwaza Association (NVA) and Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve Association (NAWIRA), and two local project coordinators from Terra Global Capital.

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Terra Global Sees Positive VCM Momentum at Climate Week NYC

Terra Global Capital - October, 2024

Reflecting on Climate Week NYC 2024, Terra Global Capital witnessed a promising uptick in demand signals in the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM), specifically for nature-based solutions high-quality emissions reductions and carbon removal projects. Experiencing a first-hand increase in engagement across the carbon markets, with increased inquiries from buyers for NbS carbon credits and investors seeking to deploy capital.

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Kulera REDD+ Partners from NVA, NAWIRA and DNPW visit California for an education exchange

Terra Global Capital - August, 2024

Kulera REDD+ Partners from NVA, NAWIRA and DNPW visit California for an education exchange! Eddings Shuga from the Nyika-Vwaza Association, Crosby Gome from Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve Association, and Matthews Mumba from the Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW) finished their course at UC Berkeley’s Beahrs Environmental Leadership Program (ELP) and visited Northern California for continued learning.

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Impact of Negative Journalism on REDD+ and Delivering Just Transition: SmarterMarkets™ Podcast with Leslie Durschinger

Terra Global Capital - June, 2024

Leslie Durschinger, Founder, CEO, & CIO at Terra Global Capital, shared her views on the Carbon Frontiers 2024 series last week with SmarterMarkets™, discussing with host David Greely what the media is getting wrong in its criticism of REDD+. Durschinger and Greely clarified these misunderstandings, framing productive discussions around delivering climate finance to developing countries for nature-based solutions projects and programs to promote a Just Transition to net zero.

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