Land that used to generate income only through farming or logging can now generate a second revenue stream simply by keeping carbon in the ground — but few local developers and policymakers know how to structure that revenue or where the carbon markets that pay for it actually sit.

This training course from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy is built to close that gap. It aims to build the capacity of policy advocacy groups, eco-planners and local landscape project developers to mobilise carbon finance, while also introducing young professionals and students to the concept of carbon finance for nature-based solutions.

Who Should Attend

• Executives and entrepreneurs, particularly ecopreneurs.
• Local project developers, including GLFx chapters and land rehabilitators.
• Young professionals, students and policymakers with a basic or advanced understanding of the industry.

What You Will Gain

• A stronger grasp of key carbon finance concepts to bring back to local stakeholders.
• An understanding of the opportunities to generate carbon revenues across different land-use projects and business models.
• Practical steps for monetising carbon benefits.

Module 1: The Climate Case and the Business Language of Carbon

• Introduction to greenhouse gases (GHG) and climate change
• ESG corporate philosophy and reporting

Module 2: Measuring Emissions and Setting Reduction Commitments

• Calculating a company's CO2 emissions
• Types of emission reduction commitments

Module 3: Building and Executing a Decarbonisation Strategy

• Corporate emissions and decarbonisation strategy fundamentals
• Developing and implementing a corporate decarbonisation strategy

Module 4: Navigating the Carbon Markets

• The European carbon market
• Compliance carbon markets
• Voluntary carbon markets