Developing a high-quality Blue Carbon project is an amazing feat. But it is not enough to achieve impact. The impact will only become real if and when the project raises sufficient funds to implement its vision.

Due diligence is a detailed review that investors or funders do before deciding to invest in a project. Investors typically want to make sure the project is legitimate, well-planned, and financially sound before committing their money. A due diligence can be perceived as a health check of the project.

Our latest module is built to help project developers navigate that critical next step of going through an investor’s due diligence. In this module you’ll learn:

📋 What do investors actually look for?
📁 What goes into a data room?
🧭 How can you prepare to meet expectations without burning out?

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Outline of the Module: 

1. Elements of a Due Diligence

1A. Project Proponent Assessment

1B. Host Country Risk Assessment

1C. Impact and ESG

1D. Carbon Asset Assessment

1E. Implementation and Operations

1F. Commercial and Financial Risk

2. Investment Preparation

2A. Investor Marketing

2B. Investor Data Room

2C. Lessons Learned: Common Mistakes and Challenges to Avoid