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Unlock the full potential of your land by accurately measuring and improving its environmental condition with the Accounting for Nature (AfN) framework.
Our team, comprised of three accredited AfN experts, is equipped to assess and quantify the environmental benefits of your carbon farming activities, both before and after implementation.
The growing nature capital market offers a unique opportunity to assign financial value to environmental improvements. By leveraging this market, you can trade Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) while also capturing premium co-benefits.
CFF provides scoping assessments to help determine if the AfN process suits your project, including:
Should you decide to register for an AfN project, we provide expert guidance throughout the certification and reporting stages.
If you are incorporating an Environmental Account into an ACCU Scheme Project to measure co-benefits, we ensure both processes are seamlessly integrated to maximise efficiency and minimise costs.
Our AfN certification integrates seamlessly with our other carbon services, ensuring that your carbon projects achieve the highest quality outcomes. Whether you are registering an AfN project or combining it with an ACCU Scheme Project, we are here to streamline the process and optimize the value of your environmental efforts.
If you’re adding an Environmental Account to an ACCU Scheme Project to quantify co-benefits, we can ensure both processes align to save you time and money.
Want to speak to us about how an Environmental Condition Assessment with Accounting for Nature could work for your land? Get in touch with us here.
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