We share insights into a cotton project that tackles climate aspects and works on a digital carbon credit platform – interested supporter wanted.

Resilient and sustainable agricultural supply chains are a key component of a sustainable textile industry. A promising innovation in this context is the use of enriched biochar.
It can not only improve soil quality and yields in cotton cultivation, but also contribute to long-term CO₂ sequestration. In a webinar, we will present the successful application of this technology in Cameroon’s cotton sector.
We will also present a planned initiative to develop a digital carbon credit platform that, by certifying the CO₂ sequestered in the soil, will create an additional source of income for cotton producers in Cameroon and thus a financing perspective for scaling up these climate-friendly practices.

We cordially invite you to learn more about the potential of biochar and emissions certification in the textile industry and to join the discussion.