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Project resource 3 Identifying land subject to native title

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02/04/2024

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02/04/2024

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

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2018

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I9037EN

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Impartiality is a vital principle of the BidCarbon Standard Scheme. It requires treating individuals and conducting business operations with fairness and equity, making decisions without allowing any involvement or influence that could jeopardize the objectivity of decision-making.

The BidCarbon Foundation is a non-profit organisation registered under CRN 15205049 in England and Wales. It employs the legal and digital asset hub infrastructures of the country and integrates ISO standards and the BidCarbon Standard Scheme to set rigorous environmental and social benchmarks.