A conversation with Srikanth Madani, Head of Innovation EMEA, Sompo
In this conversation:
Carbon sequestration, biodiversity, and the productive use of unused land can contribute to the broader climate transition when economic incentives align with environmental and social benefits. Lisett Luik discusses how reforestation projects can create new value for landowners through carbon markets and long-term forest management. The conversation also explores how forest projects are financed and monitored using data and remote sensing.
In this interview you will find the following chapters:
- A Journey: From Philosophy to Climate Tech
- Reimagining Forestry for a Climate-Forward Future
- The Economics of Carbon Credits
- Managing Risks in Forestry
- Leveraging Data for Impact
- Engaging investors and landowners
- The Role of Private Companies in Climate Action
- Estonia: A Digital Pioneer
Download the full interview here.
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