新西兰采用自愿性质信贷市场来资助保护工作,面临“洗绿”问题。 New Zealand introduces voluntary nature credits market to fund conservation, facing "greenwashing" concerns.

新西兰政府正在启动一个自愿性质的信贷市场,为与强制性排放交易制度无关的保护项目提供资金。 The New Zealand government is launching a voluntary nature credits market to fund conservation projects, separate from mandatory emissions trading systems. 这一市场旨在吸引对高质量性质和碳信用感兴趣的国内和国际投资者。 This market aims to attract domestic and international investors interested in high-quality nature and carbon credits. 虽然环境团体Forest & Bird欢迎这项行动, 但它对潜在的“绿化”表示担忧。 While environmental group Forest & Bird welcomes the initiative, it expresses concerns about potential "greenwashing." 目前,九个试点项目正在测试该框架,以确保市场在保护生物多样性方面的完整性和有效性。 Nine pilot projects are currently testing the framework to ensure the market's integrity and effectiveness in protecting biodiversity.