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Who can generate biodiversity units?

Any Land Steward - i.e. a conservation organization, landowner, project developer or community managing a conservation project - can now upload their conservation area to Landler and generate biodiversity units. These units are recorded and stored in the project's Natural Capital Account.

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How does traceability for cattle work? Would it be enough to provide the geolocation of the land where the calf was born? Some cattle may be moved to one or more locations before slaughter.

Can producers simply map their own land?

What happens with goods produced on public or communal land that do not fall within the concept of “real-estate property”?

How can larger operators and traders get geolocation data for lands in countries without property registers, especially from farmers who might not have IDs or land titles?

What happens if one part of a shipment is non-compliant?

What if my import contains a mix of deforestation-free commodities with those of unknown origin?

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