Forest carbon credits are under more scrutiny than ever. For buyers, the hard part is knowing which projects will hold up: is the climate impact additional, do communities benefit, and will the forest still be standing decades from now?
In this webinar, Climate Action Reserve, the standard-setter behind the Mexico Forest Protocol, and FORLIANCE, developer of XiCO2e, one of the largest Improved Forest Management (IFM) projects in Mexico, cover both sides: the methodology that defines project quality, and the implementation that delivers it on the ground.
In one hour, you will learn:
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How the Mexico Forest Protocol defines and verifies additionality, safeguards and permanence in IFM projects
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How fire risk is managed on the ground to protect permanence
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How additionality is demonstrated in practice, using XiCO2e as an example
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How community safeguards work in ejido-owned forests
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Which due-diligence questions to ask before buying IFM credits
The session ends with a live Q&A, your chance to put your questions directly to the experts behind the protocol and the projects.
Speakers:
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Amy Kessler, President of Market Development, Climate Action Reserve
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German Rodriguez, Chief Product Officer, FORLIANCE
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Marco Magini, Chief Executive Officer, FORLIANCE (introduction)
Date: 3 December 2026, 16:00 to 17:00 CET, online. Free of charge.
