Aid by Trade launches carbon credits scheme

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Aid by Trade Foundation has partnered with Bizpando and the International Cotton Advisory Committee on a carbon credits programme for African farmers

African farmers that grow cotton in accordance with the CmiA standard will benefit from additional income from the sale of carbon credits.

Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF), owners of the Cotton made in Africa (CmiA) standard, has launched a project to promote the use carbon credits in cotton production.

AbTF has partnered with the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC) and compliance platform operator Bizpando on the scheme which will work to help African smallholder farmers improve soil quality, sequester CO₂ and create additional sources of income through both agricultural techniques and digital solutions.

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