B9. Measuring, Verifying and Financing Nature Co-Benefits | ECFS26
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B9. Measuring, Verifying and Financing Nature Co-Benefits | ECFS26
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Full title: B9. Beyond Carbon Farming: Measuring, Verifying and Financing Nature Co-Benefits through Robust MRV Frameworks - for Farm to Wetlands and Landscapes
This session from the 3rd European Carbon Farming Summit (ECFS26), held in Padova, Italy from 17–19 March 2026, explores how carbon farming can move beyond carbon to fully integrate ecosystem co-benefits such as biodiversity, soil health, water systems and resilience.
Drawing on real-world initiatives and scientific expertise, the session examines how to design credible, scalable and cost-effective frameworks that recognise and reward these wider benefits.
🔹 Session focus
The session explores how practice- and outcome-based frameworks, supported by robust MRV systems, can capture and integrate “beyond carbon” co-benefits at both farm and landscape scales.
🔹 Key themes
Moving beyond carbon accounting to include biodiversity, water, soil health and ecosystem resilience
Designing MRV systems that balance scientific rigour, scalability and cost-effectiveness
Lessons from real-world initiatives (e.g. SAI Regenerating Together Framework, LIFE projects, Biodiversity Net Gain in England)
Trade-offs between measurement accuracy, transaction costs and operational feasibility
Limitations of carbon-only approaches in high-value ecosystems such as wetlands
The role of science and evidence-based tools in shaping credible frameworks (JRC perspective)
Aligning scientific knowledge, implementation realities and regulatory requirements
Emerging mechanisms to reward land managers for ecosystem restoration and nature-positive practices
Contributors:
Romain Boulet (Soil Capital)
Anna Uebachs (aeco GmbH)
Ivan de Klee (Nattergal Ltd)
Simona Bosco (Joint Research Centre – European Commission)
Gian Luca Bagnara (Cà Colonna)
Vanessa Sánchez Ortega (Fundación Global Nature)
The session highlights how integrating co-benefits into carbon farming frameworks is essential to building credible, effective and scalable nature-positive solutions across Europe.
The 3rd European Carbon Farming Summit brought together farmers, policymakers, researchers and businesses to advance credible, scalable and impactful carbon farming across Europe.
🔗 Learn more: https://www.carbonfarmingsummit.eu