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… Smallholder Farmers and the Voluntary Carbon Market: A Balancing Act Online event | 15:30-17:00 CET February 20th, 2025 Academic Knowledge Field Experience in Commodities Whatis FSD? Fair & Smart Data (FSD) is an action- oriented transdisciplinary research programme Founded by Maastricht University’s School of Business … reduction regimes. Typically, governments and international bodies set caps on emissions, and companies must reduce their emissions to meet those caps or purchase permits to emit a certain level of GHGs. For example, the European Union’s Emissions Trading System (EU ETS). • The Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) allows companies, organisations, and individuals to offset carbon emissions by purchasing carbon credits. The VCM differs from the compliance market because it is not subject to the same … Increased crop yields YES In the future Livelihood Diversification YES Carbon payments provide an additional income source; diversified farming YES New income stream Skills development YES Capacity building program for agroforestry practices; Online "The Carbon Farming Academy" YES Community training on regenerative practices ands conservation methods Price Premiums MAYBE Potential for price premiums on mitigation- enhancing coffee N/A Additional services N/A YES Legal (regularizing land …

… Economics and Business Administration NL 2014-2018/9 (CWTS, 2021). Working method Leading up to the site visit, the committee members were asked to study the documentation and formulate preliminary assessments and questions for the interviews. In an online kick-off meeting two weeks prior to the site visit, the committee considered procedural matters and agreed upon a working method. Two committee members were appointed as the main reviewers for each school, taking the lead in the preparations for … academic culture in order to remain internationally competitive. RSM views its research groups as living bodies and places emphasis on a bottom-up, non-hierarchical academic setting. This – it was stressed – does require some adjustment from foreign staff members who are sometimes used to a more rigid academic structure. Interviewed staff were generally satisfied with the academic culture in terms of support, mentoring, and collaboration. The committee established that there is attention … UM has a Research Ethics and Integrity Platform and furthermore installed the Committee for Scientific Integrity and the Ethical Review Committee Inner-city Faculties. UM stimulates the discussion on matters of integrity and research ethics, fosters exchange between faculties and organises events on relevant topics. Regarding research ethics, SBE’s policy focusses on providing training to the PhD candidates, expecting this to spill over to the broader academic staff. The committee points out that …

… language tests; d. requested additional information. 4. In addition, the prospective student also has the possibility to participate in a so called ‘studiekeuze check’ or ‘matching’ (before the published deadline). Matching consists of filling out an online questionnaire, after which an advice is provided to the student. Participation in matching is an optional part of the admission procedure. 5. Applicants need to meet the requirements stated in the article before the start of the programme. … 3.7 Components elsewhere 1. Students may choose to take components given within another programme of the Faculty of Science and Engineering or the School of Business and Economics, or offered by another UM faculty, another Dutch university or a foreign university. This option requires approval from the board of examiners. 2. The maximum overall study load of the courses as referred to in paragraph 1 is 30 ECTS credits. 3. The duration of the study abroad cannot be extended beyond 1 semester. … Article 3.8 Study abroad 1. In line with the provisions in Article 3.7, students have the possibility to choose to go abroad for a semester as part of the programme. 2. The International Relations Office (IRO) of SBE is in charge of organising the exchange, and maintaining the partner relations and agreements. The International Relations Office reserves the right to make exceptions to the provisions related to the study abroad. Article 3.9 Courses during study abroad 1. Courses taken in the …

… language tests; d. requested additional information. 4. In addition, the prospective student also has the possibility to participate in a so called ‘studiekeuze check’ or ‘matching’ (before the published deadline). Matching consists of filling out an online questionnaire, after which an advice is provided to the student. Participation in matching is an optional part of the admission procedure. 5. Applicants need to meet the requirements stated in the article before the start of the programme. … 3.7 Components elsewhere 1. Students may choose to take components given within another programme of the Faculty of Science and Engineering or the School of Business and Economics, or offered by another UM faculty, another Dutch university or a foreign university. This option requires approval from the board of examiners. 2. The maximum overall study load of the courses as referred to in paragraph 1 is 30 ECTS credits. 3. The duration of the study abroad cannot be extended beyond 1 semester. … Article 3.8 Study abroad 1. In line with the provisions in Article 3.7, students have the possibility to choose to go abroad for a semester as part of the programme. 2. The International Relations Office (IRO) of SBE is in charge of organising the exchange, and maintaining the partner relations and agreements. The International Relations Office reserves the right to make exceptions to the provisions related to the study abroad. Article 3.9 Courses during study abroad 1. Courses taken in the …