Satoyama Mace Initiative Partners with Corporations to Advance Biodiversity Carbon Credits and Launch Small Grant Fund for Environmental Conservation

A memorandum of understanding was signed between Fusheng-Chang Construction, Daxitian Construction and the NCKU team to advance carbon offsetting and the transformation of ecological value.

MOUs between Fusheng-Chang Construction, Daxitian Construction and the NCKU team

Under the MOU, participating companies will contribute 50% of the carbon credits generated from cooperative technology projects toward the establishment of a Small Grant Fund. The fund aims to support the development of ecological restoration and sustainable innovation aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), biodiversity enhancement, rural ecological governance in Satoyama Initiative, and international carbon credit field sites. The goal is to establish a sustainable, innovation-driven ecosystem through community participation and technological advancement over the next five years.

Operating as a non-profit platform, the Satoyama Mace Initiative integrates science, land management, ecology, and industry to establish a biodiversity carbon certification system. From 2024 to 2030, the project targets 60 million metric tons of carbon sequestration, while using the small grant mechanism to iteratively support biodiversity and climate action programs.

This endeavor directly responds to the three core objectives of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework by creating a feedback mechanism between corporate carbon value and ecological investment. It enhances the strategic importance of environmental restoration in international carbon markets, net-zero transition pathways, and emerging energy technologies.

News link : https://www.cna.com.tw/Postwrite/Eng/401670