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Carbon Neutrality

Unlock the promise of technology and ensure a sustainable future.

Our Charter and Goals

To identify, measure, and reduce Meridian Group International’s environmental impact as it relates to greenhouse gas emissions globally with the goal of
being a carbon neutral organization offering a more sustainable world for our employees and customers.

Certificate of Sustainability

To download and view our certificate of sustainability, click here.

The Timeline

August 2022
Assessed and calculated baseline global carbon footprint via certified third party.
December 2022
Appointed a Global Environmental Officer to lead carbon neutral initiatives and accountability.
January 2023
Partnered with accredited carbon neutral offset programs, including VCS and Verra to immediately begin offsetting footprint.
February 2023
Introduced a Global Environment and Sustainability Policy to ensure future accountability and progress. Achieved Carbon Neutral Global Status.
March 2023 and Onward
Continue to reduce our operational carbon footprint to reduce the need for future carbon balancing, and report global tCO²e figures to the UN’s ‘Climate Neutral Now’ program and to the Carbon Disclosure Project (‘CDP’).

Our Offset Partners

We are partnering with Terrapass and Climate Neutral Now to offset our carbon emissions. We are investing exclusively in REDD+ programs which
means the programs fall under greater scrutiny for environmental impact assurance.

Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary REDD+ Project

One of the largest carbon emission reduction programs in Cambodia’s land use sector and a critical role in REDD+ success, a part of the country’s
commitment to reduce carbon emissions under the Paris Climate Agreement

17.4 million tons of CO2 emissions avoided over the next 10 years

167k acres of protected dense forest

13k people live in Keo Seima across 20 villages

Carbon revenues address conservation & climate with area management, enforcement and monitoring tools and technologies. Formalize land and
resource use rights for local communities. Market development to diversify income streams through ecotourism, markets & non-timber forest product

Home to critically endangered primates like the black shanked douc, the iconic Asian elephant, as well as the ancestral and contemporary home of the
indigenous Bunong

Katingan Peatland Restoration REDD+ Project

The Katingan Restoration and Conservation Project protects and restores 149,800 hectares (370,163 acres) of peatland ecosystems.

With 34 village settlements in the area, the majority make their livelihoods from activities like fishing, food production, rubber tapping and rattan cultivation.

This area has high biodiversity, with at least 144 tree species and endangered faunal species, such as orangutangs.

The project uses its ERC license to block others from converting the land for other uses, protecting the integrity and avoiding future emissions.