IN DISCUSSION: Voluntary Contributions or Crowd-Funding for Waste Projects?
Degradation of organic waste in landfills turns the waste sector the third largest anthropogenic emitter of methane. Methane abatement can help to achieve the climate goals of the Paris Agreement and has positive near-term effects. Measures for mitigation by waste management are state-of-the-art and readily implementable. Yet, access to funding remains an issue. Hugh Salway, Head of Environmental Markets, joins a discussion on what are the possibilities and/or barriers of using voluntary compensations or crowd-funding to help finance methane mitigation or waste projects.
Panelists
- Dr. Olga Dickmann, bettervest • Karsten Karschunke, V 2.6 Climate Protection Projects, National Focal Point CDM/JI, German Environment Agency UBA
- Florian Kölsch, Dr. Kölsch Geo- und Umwelttechnik GmbH
- Pablo Fernandez, CEO Ecosecurities, partner of BV Rio
- Hugh Salway, Gold Standard
Moderation
Anja Schwetje, German Environment Agency
This session is part of the Hybrid Conference ‘The Challenge: Combat Global Warming with Waste Sector Actions’