Environmental markets are a solution that help address environmental challenges. They support farming and grazing businesses by recognizing, valuing and paying land managers for delivering environmental benefits. Eco-Markets Australia provides independent administration and oversight of environmental market schemes. As part of our administrative role we review and update existing Standards and Methodologies; we receive, assess and process project applications; and we look after processes that will ensure the Credit Registry is secure, accessible and functional.
We develop robust, transparent and practical environmental crediting Standards. These set out the rules and requirements for developing projects and Methodologies, the validation, registration, monitoring, verification, crediting and issuance process, and governance arrangements. We work with method developers to undertake public consultation and expert review processes in developing environmental crediting Methodologies. Methodologies are approved, scientifically supported, formal mechanisms to account for, or measure the verified environmental benefits.
Eco-Markets Australia’s Credit Registry is the ledger that tracks environmental Credit transactions and ownership, including the generation, purchase and retirement of Credits. We issue Credits after completing a rigorous verification process in accordance with the applicable Standard and Methodology, which includes an independent audit. This process confirms the environmental outcome and the quantity of Credits generated by a project which can be transacted through the Registry.
Environmental markets administered by EMA are mechanisms to invest in the health of our natural capital. Participating in environmental markets is supporting change and is a visible show of social responsibility. Buyers receive quantified and verified results for their investment. There are clear rules and auditing, to ensure buyer confidence.
Panel of providers for CRC for consultancy services including town planning, social and community planning, community consultation, facilitation and strategic communication and sustainability.
eMotion Video is a collaboration between Suzie Cray and Kirsty Nancarrow, who share almost 60 years’ media industry experience both in Australia and overseas. These Far North Queensland locals have delivered high-quality video productions on time and on budget for clients including local, state and federal governments, universities, First Nations organisations, and small businesses. They have helped dozens of clients bring video in-house through their tailored hands-on workshops covering visual storytelling, filming, presentation and interview skills, equipment, sound and lighting, and video editing. They are passionate about helping Far North Queensland organisations connect with stakeholders through video and engaging with the traditional media.
Extensive engagement in Indigenous Community and Economic Development for over 17 years
Highly experienced in government and private sector abilities and can deliver practical outcomes for both sectors through a demonstrated record of innovation
Very experienced in business operations and management which has given ability to coach businesses with straight-forward practical advice
Organisational and business capacity-building especially for the regional SME sector e.g. tourism, services, food and agri
Much direct and indirect Local Government interaction through direct employment, voluntary services and consultancies
Deep understanding of Indigenous Cultural issues and sensitivities developed through much personal interaction over many years in Qld, NT and WA with Indigenous communities
Highly experienced in successful delivery of Commonwealth, State and Local Government programmes and initiatives with a demonstrated high level of concrete results
Proven ability to identify grants and funding suitable for Indigenous Shire Councils
Export capability development
services, funding, sponsors, mentors and specialists.
Lara Wilde