For Governments
Government engagement with NbS project developers is crucial for achieving national climate, biodiversity, and sustainable development goals.
By supporting these projects, governments can enhance ecosystem resilience, promote sustainable land use, and meet international commitments such as the Paris Agreement. Collaboration ensures that NbS initiatives align with national policies, contribute to economic development through job creation, and provide social benefits to local communities.
Additionally, engaging with project developers attracts private investment, reducing the financial burden on public resources while driving innovation in environmental solutions.
Governments can also gain valuable data and expertise from NbS projects, which can inform policy decisions and strengthen regulatory frameworks. Ultimately, partnerships with NbS developers help scale nature-based approaches, ensuring long-term environmental and socio-economic benefits.
This relationship is also vital for NbS project developers like KAYA to ensure regulatory compliance, secure funding, and integrate projects into national climate and development strategies.
It helps navigate land tenure issues, enhances investor confidence, and strengthens community relations by facilitating stakeholder buy-in.
Government backing also increases credibility in carbon markets, supports access to public-private partnerships, and mitigates policy risks, ensuring long-term project sustainability and scalability.
KAYA CEO and founder Chaitanya Sure speaking at the Angolan Pavilion at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
The voluntary carbon market (VCM) can support governments in achieving and even exceeding their NDC ambitions by attracting private investment and financing essential infrastructure.
It can facilitate transformative local and national development, creating long-lasting, generational impacts. KAYA is looking to harness the VCM and other market mechanisms to launch nature-based solutions projects on a landscape-scale.
Our work will contribute to at least five of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, which many governments around the world have committed to through the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Learn more about how our work contributes to global targets for sustainability and greenhouse gas emission reductions
Our team has extensive experience and contacts in Angola, including a productive relationship with the government, which we supported at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
We have also offered assistance with progression planning of the country’s NDCs, and support for the development of carbon regulations.
COMMUNITY
Learn more about how we work with local communities to ensure all voices are heard and nobody is left behind.
CLIMATE
Learn more about the climate impact of our work and our ambitions.
BIODIVERSITY
Discover the threat to biodiversity in sub-Saharan Africa and how we work to restore habitats.
Government engagement with NbS project developers is crucial for achieving national climate, biodiversity, and sustainable development goals.
By supporting these projects, governments can enhance ecosystem resilience, promote sustainable land use, and meet international commitments such as the Paris Agreement. Collaboration ensures that NbS initiatives align with national policies, contribute to economic development through job creation, and provide social benefits to local communities.
Additionally, engaging with project developers attracts private investment, reducing the financial burden on public resources while driving innovation in environmental solutions.
Governments can also gain valuable data and expertise from NbS projects, which can inform policy decisions and strengthen regulatory frameworks. Ultimately, partnerships with NbS developers help scale nature-based approaches, ensuring long-term environmental and socio-economic benefits.
This relationship is also vital for NbS project developers like KAYA to ensure regulatory compliance, secure funding, and integrate projects into national climate and development strategies.
It helps navigate land tenure issues, enhances investor confidence, and strengthens community relations by facilitating stakeholder buy-in.
KAYA CEO and founder Chaitanya Sure speaking at the Angolan Pavilion at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Government backing also increases credibility in carbon markets, supports access to public-private partnerships, and mitigates policy risks, ensuring long-term project sustainability and scalability.
The voluntary carbon market (VCM) can support governments in achieving and even exceeding their NDC ambitions by attracting private investment and financing essential infrastructure.
It can facilitate transformative local and national development, creating long-lasting, generational impacts. KAYA is looking to harness the VCM and other market mechanisms to launch nature-based solutions projects on a landscape-scale.
Our work will contribute to at least five of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, which many governments around the world have committed to through the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Learn more about how our work contributes to global targets for sustainability and greenhouse gas emission reductions
Our team has extensive experience and contacts in Angola, including a productive relationship with the government, which we supported at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
We have also offered assistance with progression planning of the country’s NDCs, and support for the development of carbon regulations.
COMMUNITY
Learn more about how we work with local communities to ensure all voices are heard and nobody is left behind.
CLIMATE
Learn more about the climate impact of our work and our ambitions.
BIODIVERSITY
Discover the threat to biodiversity in sub-Saharan Africa and how we work to restore habitats.
