Carbon finance offers important opportunities for North-South collaboration on climate action and supports low-carbon development goals, addressing such issues as energy poverty, clean cooking, air quality, gender inequity and so on. However, issues with trust, transparency and governance can impede the flow of much-needed capital investment into host countries. Digital integrity infrastructure can derisk carbon finance for project developers, project investors, carbon credit buyers and national entities by establishing immutable, transparent and traceable data trails. This boosts liquidity and streamlines capital flows, ensuring the highest quality outcomes and securing host country entitlements and benefits.
Moderator Yvan Champagne Founder and Chief Carbon OfficerCarbonAi
Yvan Champagne Founder and Chief Carbon OfficerCarbonAi 
Omotenioye MajekodunmiDirector-GeneralNational Council on Climate Change (Nigeria)
Debra SungiManaging DirectorClimate Change Development Authority (Papua New Guinea)
