Community Members

Browse our network of partners and discover the different roles of CREDIBLE members!

Discover who is already part of our network! Browse through the actors of our community and learn what is that they do, how you can reach out to them, how they can support you in your journey to develop your own carbon farming scheme. Connect with different actors and draw from their experience to gain useful insights!

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Farmers & Cooperatives

Combining profitability with sustainability

Farmers & Cooperatives

Combining profitability with sustainability

Farmers need to maintain the farm's profitability while contributing to environmental sustainability. Their main needs are to find: i) practical and easy-to-understand guides on carbon farming, ii) financial support and incentives; and iii) reliable tools to discriminate service providers and good value offerings.

Regional Actors & Local Authorities

Carbon farming practices for the advantage of the community

Regional Actors & Local Authorities

Carbon farming practices for the advantage of the community

Regional actors and local authorities representatives in the EU are often responsible for implementing environmental and agricultural policies. They need to promote practices for sustainability, but face challenges due to limited resources and technical expertise. Their main needs include: i) clear guidance on carbon farming initiatives; ii) resources to educate local farmers; and iii) financial support mechanisms for implementing new schemes.

Agronomists

Carbon farming practices for the advantage of the community

Agronomists

Carbon farming practices for the advantage of the community

Agronomists specialize amongst others in soil health and are advocates for integrating scientific research into practical farming solutions. They usually look for new methods to help farmers improve their management while maintaining environmental sustainability. Their main needs include: i) up-to-date research on carbon sequestration; ii) tools to help farmers maximizing soil fertility; and iii) align farms with policy requirements.

Policy Makers

Shaping policies for sustainable agriculture

Policy Makers

Shaping policies for sustainable agriculture

Policy makers play a crucial role in developing frameworks that support carbon farming and environmental sustainability. However, they often face challenges in balancing economic growth with ecological preservation. Their key needs include:i) clear evidence on the effectiveness of carbon farming practice; ii) policy recommendations based on scientific research and real-world case studies; and iii) collaboration with farmers, researchers, and industry stakeholders to create actionable policies.

Researchers

Advancing knowledge for practical solutions

Researchers

Advancing knowledge for practical solutions

Researchers drive innovation by studying carbon sequestration, soil health, and sustainable farming practices. Their work supports both policy and practice, but they often need stronger connections with end-users. Their key needs include: i) access to real-world farming data for testing and validation; ii) platforms for translating research findings into practical applications; and iii) funding and partnerships to scale up pilot studies and field trials.

Private sector & NGOs

Driving impact through innovation and support

Private sector & NGOs

Driving impact through innovation and support

Businesses and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a critical role in promoting and funding carbon farming initiatives. While the private sector seeks profitable sustainability solutions, NGOs focus on advocacy and community support. Their key needs include: i) market opportunities for sustainable agricultural products; ii) reliable metrics for assessing carbon sequestration and sustainability impacts; and iii) partnerships with farmers, researchers, and policymakers to implement scalable solutions.

EU Projects

Funding innovation for sustainable agriculture

EU Projects

Funding innovation for sustainable agriculture

EU-funded projects drive research, innovation, and the implementation of carbon farming practices across Europe. However, ensuring long-term impact and adoption remains a challenge. Their key needs include: i) strong stakeholder engagement to translate research into practice; ii) effective dissemination strategies to maximize project impact; and iii) clear pathways for scaling and integrating successful solutions into policies and markets.

Certification Bodies

Ensuring credibility and standarization

Certification Bodies

Ensuring credibility and standarization

Certification bodies play a crucial role in verifying carbon sequestration efforts and ensuring compliance with sustainability standards. Their work is essential for building trust in carbon markets, but challenges include standardization and traceability. Their key needs include: i) harmonized guidelines for carbon farming certification; ii) reliable and transparent monitoring and reporting tools; and iii) collaboration with policymakers and scientists to refine certification processes.

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Living labs

Testing & showcasing carbon farming practices

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