The AIM Platform targets barriers to value chain decarbonization, aims to unlock vast new climate finance
Summary
Through its inaugural initiative, The AIM Platform will bring together experts from civil society and practitioners from the private sector to develop credible approaches for accounting, reporting and claiming the results of efforts that reduce emissions within a company’s value chain. By building a robust and transparent accounting, claiming and reporting framework that enables companies to take credit for indirect emissions reductions achieved in the sectors or activities associated with their supply chain, the AIM Platform will pave the way for vastly increased contributions to critical climate solutions. Our aim is to work with them and build on that success by providing companies the tools they need to achieve those commitments and unlock a new wave of private sector finance,” said Margaret Kim, CEO of Gold Standard. ISEAL Code Compliant and backed by a broad NGO Supporter Network, Gold Standard has 1900+ projects underway in over 90 countries, creating billions of dollars of shared value from climate and development action worldwide. C2ES has trusted relationships across key sectors of the economy due to its Business Environment Leadership Council (BELC), comprising over 40 mostly Fortune 500 multinational companies committed to action in support of the objectives of the Paris Agreement.