Name: Forestry & Agriculture Investment Summit London
Start: 12/06/2024 07:00 AM +00:00
End: 13/06/2024 03:00 PM +00:00

ForestRe Ltd was formed in 2007 by Phil Cottle, and has been providing insurance for standing timber on a global basis since then.
We specialise in providing and creating physical damage insurance products for the Forestry sector - ranging from small growers schemes to policies for large TIMOs. We insure on a global basis, and have experience insuring a variety of tree crops - from Douglas Fir in the Pacific North West, to Sandalwood in Western Australia. More recently, we have been insuring carbon projects around the world too.
We are able to offer bespoke insurance products and risk profiling for Fire and Windstorm, as well as many other physical risks.&nbsp;
Please feel free to get in contact with any questions you may have.

ForestRe Limited

Nick Mannion

Taking Root is a project developer with a 15-year track record in creating and managing high-integrity forest carbon removal projects. Recognised for its best practices by the UN, EU and World Economic Forum, Taking Root has developed one of the largest smallholder forest carbon projects in the world, enabling thousands of farmers to improve their livelihoods by growing trees.

Taking Root

Nuveen Natural Capital

Mantle Labs

AXA Climate

Forest Investment Associates

Space Intelligence

Ardian

The climate and biodiversity crises are existential threats to humanity. Trustworthy nature data is a key enabler of a successful transition to net-zero and nature-positive economies. Our mission is to empower companies, governments, and civil society organizations to assess, monitor, and invest in forest conservation and restoration with confidence&mdash;at any scale, anywhere on Earth.
The Chloris technology delivers direct estimates of above-ground live woody biomass (AGB) stock and change at operational scale resolution (10m &amp; 30m), anywhere on the planet. Our approach is designed to generate robust, spatially explicit estimates of biomass stock, change, and related carbon emissions and removals, with pixel-level quantified uncertainty.&nbsp;

Chloris Geospatial 

Carbon Tanzania

&bull; Funding mechanisms to de-risk early stage projects &bull; Insurance vehicles to help developers &bull; New funding models to get projects up and running &bull; Ensuring benefit sharing for communities and building trust

Martin Halle

Enda Keane

Adam Gibbon

Ariane Kaploun

Anna Lehmann

Bottlenecks in Forest and Carbon Project Development

<ul>
<li>The role of the voluntary carbon market</li>
<li>Value chain incentives: bank to end buyer</li>
<li>Biofuels and Carbon Intensity</li>
<li>The burgeoning world of rice methane abatement</li>
</ul>

Jon Pierre

Leon Boerop

Kim Van der Leeuw

Innovation for Scaling Sustainable Agriculture

&bull; Forest management perspectives on developing integrated impact strategies and pipelines &bull; The development of impact theory of change for commercial impact forestry &bull; The need for scaled real assets experience as a foundation in the NBS sector &bull; The challenges of moving from pilot to scale

Shauna Matkovich

Juan Pablo Lankenau

Warren Kemper

Miriam Bellink

The Transition from Traditional Timber to Scaled Impact Forestry 

&bull; The emphasis on CDR gets away from the fact that a cheap solution exists now &bull; Forestry and biodiversity projects all offer a net zero solution that cannot be ignored &bull; It is the time for government, finance, corporate, and ecology segments to work together

Puninda Thind

Damien Braud

Claudia Gray

Sajeev Mohankumar

Giulia Carbone

The Role of Nature in Net Zero

Clarity through nature data: Introducing the Nature Tech Collective
<ul>
<li>Defining nature tech: tech solutions to facilitate the transitions towards nature positivity.</li>
<li>Exclusive NTC research insights on nature fintech, biodiversity, and regenerative agriculture</li>
<li>Showcase of breakthrough solutions from Nature Tech Collective members </li>
</ul>

Gilad Goren

Mathieu Aillerie

James Clifton

Harrison McKenzie-McHarg

Florian Reber

Nature Tech in Action - An Introduction

Bob Izlar

Samuel Ross

Oliver Cupit

Managing Risks in Nature and Forest Investments

Tianhan Ji

Peter Chappell

Charles Groom

Tobias Dorenkamp

Spurring Investment Through Blended Finance

In-person only - not streamed
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MaryKate Bullen

Carbon Returns: Methodologies and Forward Finance Models

Roundtable 1: Improving forestry management and conservation practices globally
Roundtable 2: The shift towards regenerative agriculture&nbsp;
Roundtable 3: Nature-related finance and disclosures

Tech Roundtables: Technology for Nature Stewardship

Carl Atkin-House

Climate Smart Agriculture

Jacek Siry

The Future of Forestry and NBS Investment

Deo Shirima

Commercial Forestry in Africa: Models to Adopt to Catalyse Change

Edit Kiss

Roundtable 1: An MRI for Earth: democratizing nature data by creating a global collection framework&nbsp;
Roundtable 2: Nature data as a public good: the need for a global open source nature data repository
Roundtable 3: Closing the nature finance gap: scaling nature finance through technological innovation

On Demand

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Sajeev Mohankumar

Peter Holmgren

Claudia Gray

Phil Cottle