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Manuscript
Date of this Version
6-20-2025
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Manuscript (June 20, 2025)
Abstract
As the global carbon market matures, the pressure on companies and project developers to prove the integrity and social value of their carbon offset initiatives has never been greater. At the heart of this growing scrutiny lies a key opportunity: to move beyond metrics and tell authentic, human-centered stories that reflect the real impact of carbon projects; especially those rooted in forest landscapes.
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Copyright 2025, Andrew Mwape. Used by permission