Elijah Innes-Wimsatt
Conservation International expert discussing insetting as an integrated approach for companies to reduce carbon emissions within their supply chains while supporting local communities and ecological practices.
Greenproofing
In an interview with Elijah Innes-Wimsatt from Conservation International, he discusses the emerging concept of insetting as a method for companies to reduce carbon emissions within their supply chains. Insetting offers a more integrated approach compared to traditional carbon offsetting by focusing on local ecological practices and fostering community livelihoods. Innes-Wimsatt emphasizes the need for clarity in accounting rules and collaboration among companies to drive meaningful impact. Key quote: "Insetting can provide a robust basis from which to build a package that brings in multiple stakeholders." Follow-up actions include promoting awareness about insetting's benefits and developing frameworks for effective implementation. It is recommended to engage diverse stakeholders in the design and execution of insetting programs.
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