Financing European carbon farming: addressing the demand challenge

Webinars - By : Simon MARTEL / Corentin KHOSROVANINEJAD

Insights from the CAFAMORE project, the European Commission and Market stakeholders 

 

Date : Tuesday 6th October 

Time : 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM CET 

 

As part of the European CAFAMORE project, Agrosolutions and I4CE are bringing together stakeholders interested in the financing of carbon farming. This webinar aims to better understand the drivers and barriers to the development of demand for certificates under the CRCF. The webinar is particularly aimed at demand-side stakeholders, including actors involved in the voluntary carbon market (VCM) as well as stakeholders exploring Scope 3 in-value-chain approaches to support carbon farming. 

 

The webinar will include a presentation of the market stakeholder mapping and the main factors that may drive or hinder demand, based on the project’s work, followed by an insight from the European Commission on the Buyers’ Club and the challenges related to its implementation. The webinar will conclude with a roundtable discussion featuring three voluntary carbon market stakeholders, who will share their experience of the challenges encountered in developing carbon projects and their views on the conditions needed to foster demand for agricultural carbon credits. 

 

This webinar will launch a series of working groups aimed at developing shared views and concrete proposals to bring forward to policymakers. 

 

Program: 

  • Presentation of the carbon farming market mapping and the main factors that may drive or hinder demand ( I4CE and Agrosolutions) 

  • Insights from the European Commission on the Buyers’ Club and the challenges related to its implementation (DG Clima, European Commission) 

  • Panel discussion featuring three carbon market stakeholders (speakers TBC) 

 

Registration

 

06 Oct 2026

Financing European carbon farming: addressing the demand challenge


I4CE Contacts
Simon MARTEL
Simon MARTEL
Research Fellow – Carbon certification, forest, and carbon farming Email
Corentin KHOSROVANINEJAD
Corentin KHOSROVANINEJAD
Research analyst - Agriculture and Forestry Email
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