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To move trillions in climate finance to communities delivering the biggest climate impact.
The climate finance infrastructure sector sits within the rapidly expanding voluntary carbon market, projected to grow from $479 billion in 2023 to $4.73 trillion by 2030. This growth has, however, exposed a critical gap: Indigenous peoples and local communities manage over 50% of the world's land and hold 24% of tropical forest carbon, yet less than 1% of climate development aid directly reaches them.
Terraspect addresses this challenge by providing transparent payment distribution systems for nature-based carbon projects. The company's platform tackles community compensation, which is not only a social imperative but a business necessity, as community engagement directly impacts carbon projects.
While traditional financial providers serve this space, few focus specifically on remote community-based carbon payments across the Global South. As regulatory bodies introduce stricter community compensation disclosure requirements, Terraspect is poised to become essential infrastructure for scaling high-quality, nature-based carbon projects
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Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Raj Pattni
(Co-Founder & CEO)Before founding Terraspect, Raj was the US Head of Product for PrimaryBid, a Consultant at Project Concern and Booz & Company and was an Investment Analyst at Macquarie Group.
Wilhelm Zhao
(Co-Founder & CTO)Before founding Terraspect, he was a Product Owner at Revolut, Technology Analyst at Goldman Sachs and a Data Analyst for the Bank of England.