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Platform for Land And Nature Repair (PLANR)

Type:
Year:
2025
Author:
DCCEEW
  • The Platform for Land and Nature Repair (PLANR) is an online geospatial application designed to support landholders participate in the Nature Repair Market and other environmental markets, including the Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) Scheme. PLANR serves as both a planning platform and a marketplace connector, bringing together tools for mapping, biodiversity assessment, estimating carbon sequestration potential and cost estimation – making it easier for landholders to turn on-ground actions into verified environmental outcomes, such as Nature Repair Market biodiversity certificates.  
  • PLANR supports landholders at every stage of their environmental market journey – from first exploring what’s possible on their land, through to connecting with buyers and securing investment. Guidance for using PLANR can be found on the DCCEEW website and throughout PLANR 

Category:

Market & Data Tools

Sector(s):

Unspecified
Scope:
Australia
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