Accounting for Nature Joins Forces with Nature Positive Economy CRC as Second Partner

Accounting for Nature has officially become the second signed partner of Nature Positive Economy CRC. This monumental occasion not only marks a significant milestone in our individual and collective journeys but also lays the foundation for a unified step toward a nature-positive and sustainable future.

Why This Partnership Matters

Accounting for Nature has more than 15 years of experience behind it in creating a transparent, verifiable, and affordable environmental accounting framework to measure, monitor and report on the state of nature. Their rich legacy of science-backed development is making nature count in economic decisions pairs perfectly with Nature Positive Economy CRC’s mission to create a robust market for carbon offsetting, biodiversity credit trading, and other sustainable activities.

Meet The Team

We are delighted to introduce you to a key figure at Accounting for Nature, who will be instrumental in this partnership:

With more than 15 years of experience in both the private and public sectors, Dr Ward specialises in managing businesses and offering advice and training centred on environmental markets and natural capital, both in Australia and internationally. He is a former Australian Government Greenhouse and energy Auditor, holding a Bachelor of Business, Post Graduate Certificate in Energy Economics, and a PhD in Environmental Finance. Dr Ward is also a Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

The Synergies and Future Prospects

By collaborating with Nature Positive Economy CRC, we amplify the impact and reach of our Accounting for Nature® Framework. The organisation’s focus on multidisciplinary research and market development seamlessly aligns with our aims, enabling us to jointly set new standards in natural capital accounting. Together, we are committed to delivering innovative, scientifically rigorous, and practical solutions for a sustainable future.

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