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Integrating sustainability into climate finance by quantifying the co-benefits and market impact of carbon projects

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Integrating sustainability into climate finance by quantifying the co-benefits and market impact of carbon projects

J. Lou, N. Hultman, et al.

This fascinating research by Jiehong Lou, Nathan Hultman, Anand Patwardhan, and Yueming Lucy Qiu delves into how co-benefits from climate action enhance market value in climate finance. Discover how projects with better co-benefits attract significantly higher prices and the critical role these benefits play in garnering social and political support.

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