Our offset projects provide a unique opportunity to reduce carbon emissions while creating environmental and social co-benefits. They represent a crucial tool in decarbonizing our activities and supporting the fight for carbon neutrality by 2050 and the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.

The quality of our projects is essential for making a real impact on the climate. Furthermore, it helps build trust for those investing in our projects. The credibility of the projects ensures security and trust for regular investors and those looking to act over in the long term.  Buying carbon credits allows project developers to plan their projects knowing that their efforts are supported by investors for years to come.

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One of the most interesting aspects of offset projects is their ability to generate significant environmental co-benefits. These co-benefits extend beyond simply reducing carbon emissions by having an additional positive impact on the environment and local communities.

For example, reforestation and land use projects not only contribute to the capture of atmospheric CO2, but they also promote ecosystem restoration, biodiversity protection, soil preservation and maintenance, air and water filtration, and a multitude of other recognized benefits. Similarly, renewable energy projects stimulate the transition to cleaner energy sources while creating local jobs and reducing dependence on fossil fuels, particularly coal, which is the most polluting.

Building energy efficiency projects help save energy, reduce operating costs, and improve occupant comfort. They also contribute to reducing indoor and outdoor air pollution, which has a direct impact on human health, in addition to stimulating research for new eco-friendly technologies and products. 

Waste management projects, for their recovery, treatment, reuse, or disposal. These projects encourage the development of new processes, repurposing and the avoided production of certain products with the aim of achieving a circular economy.

The circular economy, carbon neutrality by 2050, and offset credits related to offset projects are all key elements of a decarbonization strategy, which are part of the tools we have to transition towards a more sustainable future. By adopting a circular economic model, reducing carbon emissions, and supporting offset projects, we can significantly contribute to the fight against climate change and the preservation of our planet. The environmental and social co-benefits associated with these initiatives show that the sustainable future we seek is within reach, provided that we take immediate and concerted action to achieve it.

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The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of 17 global objectives established to promote prosperity while protecting the environment. These goals cover a wide range of social and economic themes, including poverty, hunger, health, education, climate change, gender equality, water, sanitation, energy, urban environment, and social justice.

The SDG targets aim to provide a roadmap for global progress by focusing on specific aspects of each goal. The main purpose of the SDGs is to create a sustainable and equitable future for all, emphasizing the need to mobilize not only governments but also the private sector and civil society to achieve these ambitious goals by 2030. The majority of offset credit projects address multiple sustainable development goals.