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Introductory note The following analysis is a conceptual exercise. Its objective is to explain the theoretical relationship between habitat banks and biodiversity credits from an international comparative perspective. In the current Peruvian context, there is no legal framework that recognizes “biodiversity credits” or “compensation units” as formally tradable instruments within a regulated market. Nor isRead more

In the previous installment, we examined how biodiversity credits convert verifiable ecological improvements into tradable units capable of mobilizing private financing for conservation. However, a key question remains open: who is willing to pay for these credits, and what forces are shaping this emerging global market? Moreover, what is the legal framework in Peru? WhoRead more