For decades, intensive grazing in South Africa’s Eastern Cape has transformed dense subtropical thicket ecosystems into degraded landscapes characterised by soil erosion, biodiversity loss and reduced agricultural productivity. As vegetation disappeared, significant amounts of carbon stored in plants and soils were also released. The same was happening in our project area in South Africa. The […]
When the world gathered at COP30 in Belém, a subtle but crucial shift happened. The focus was no longer on crafting frameworks or discussing intentions. Instead, the message was clear: it is time for action, transparency, and delivery. For all of us working in climate mitigation, carbon markets, sustainability, and climate finance, this marks a […]
Volkswagen ClimatePartner is committed to maintaining an ongoing dialogue with all stakeholders involved in the Longido and Monduli Rangelands Carbon Project (LMRCP) in Tanzania. We would like to reiterate that Volkswagen ClimatePartner works closely with its project partners, Carbon Solve and SftFTZ, who are responsible for developing and managing the LMRCP. Volkswagen ClimatePartner takes MISA’s […]
Volkswagen ClimatePartner takes seriously the concerns raised in the report published by the Maasai International Solidarity Alliance (MISA) in March 2025 regarding soil carbon credit projects in Northern Tanzania. We deeply respect the history, resilience, and challenges of the Maasai people. Our involvement in the Longido and Monduli Rangelands Carbon Project (LMRCP), implemented by our […]
The 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, was a pivotal moment for global climate action. The “Finance COP” brought optimism and urgency. It was clear that climate finance, methane mitigation, and carbon market mechanisms are the key tools in the fight against climate change – aligning with our mission to fight climate […]
Since the signing of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in 1992, the global community has recognised the need for collective action to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases (GHG) in our atmosphere. This was followed by major agreements such as the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2015 Paris Agreement to protect biodiversity and […]