![](/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/user/profile/Screenshot%202022-11-28%20103033.png?itok=nhvAM7mk)
Topics and Regions
Ms.
Alice
Stevens
Alice Stevens is the Project Manager for the Land and Corruption in Africa programme at Transparency International.
Details
Location
Transparency International
Berlin
Germany
DE
Blog post
Beyond Transparency: Meaningful and Inclusive Public Participation to Counter Land Corruption in Carbon Markets
04 июня 2024
Alice Stevens
Anoukh de Soysa
In Cambodia, a recent Human Rights Watch report documents how Indigenous Chong people have faced eviction and criminal charges following the establishment of a carbon offsetting project on their lands. In Kenya, “the world’s largest soil carbon removal project”, whose credits have been used to offset the emissions of global corporations including Meta and Netflix, has been accused of dispossessing Indigenous Peoples of economically and culturally significant land, and reducing the climate resilience of thousands of people.