24 October | 13:00 – 14:00
HOST: TNFD
PARTNER: PBAF
VENUE: Tarson Room, Holiday Inn Yerevan Republic Square
FORMAT: Roundtable
DESCRIPTION
Many organisations lack clear guidance on assessing nature-related data quality. This can result in concerns about greenwashing, uncertainty over the use of proxy data and hesitation when primary data is unavailable.
Roundtable focus:
- What constitutes good data?
Examine practical approaches to assessing data quality, including the relative strengths and limitations of direct site measurements, regional field proxies and sector-level input-output models. - When and how to use proxies
Discuss appropriate use cases and confidence thresholds for proxy data across direct operations and value chains. - Integrating field and modelled data
Explore how organisations can combine ground-truth observations with modelled datasets, including biodiversity integrity and pressure-impact models, to support decision-making and disclosure.
SPEAKERS
- Wijnand Broer, Programme Manager, PBAF (Facilitator)