Enabling a Holistic Nature Investment Market for the United Kingdom.
We have designed a project-level standard that can be adopted by UK Nature Markets 'Schemes and Codes', for compliance with BSI Flex 705 Community Engagement & Inclusion. The purpose of the standard is to provide project developers a reliable and value-adding approach to working with communities on the
This guide is a practical set of steps and actions intended to support a nature-based project to engage with their community and work collaboratively with them in the design of the project. Good practice on community inclusion does not start with a ‘project’ or key lines of enquiry already defined
The Certification Criteria for the Community Inclusion Standard (CIS) provides the technical standards that a project would be audited against, to achieve an NFCA CIS certification, either at a Basic or Enhanced level. Basic level certification provides assurances on community inclusion and engagement. Enhanced level certification provides assurances on the
'Natural Capital', 'Nature Finance', 'Nature Markets', 'Nature-Based Solutions', 'Rewilding', 'Regenerative Agriculture', 'Nutrient-Neutrality', 'Biodiversity Net Gain', 'Nature Positive', 'Bundled Carbon'. There is no escaping the use of business jargon, in our
Highlands Rewilding, an NFCA member collaborating on their Community Benefits Standard workstream, aims to deliver nature recovery and community prosperity through rewilding taken to scale in Scotland, and then beyond. The mass-owned company has produced a nine-goal roadmap for its relationship with the communities where its teams work. These methods
