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Governments and businesses are increasingly promoting carbon markets, nature-based solutions, and corporate net-zero commitments to drive decarbonization. But how effective are these mechanisms in practice? How can we ensure these are not sophisticated greenwashing, and instead incentivize verifiable emission reductions while actively safeguarding and benefitting local farming, fishing, and indigenous communities?  Co-organized by Foodthink and ClientEarth, this three-hour interactive dialogue tackles these urgent questions directly, centering climate justice and community rights in regional food systems, including agriculture, fishery and forestry. ·Carbon Markets： Moderator: Azam Hawari (ClientEarth) Wanun Permbaibun (Climate Watch Thailand) Regan Pairojmahakij (RECOFTC, ClientEarth invite) Endraswari Sayekti (ClientEarth) Nicha Wachpanich (HaRDstories) ·Greenwashing： Moderator: Tianle (Foodthink) SL Wong (Macaranga) Nithiyah Tamilwanan (RimbaWatch) Hannah Chan (ClientEarth) Linda Rosalina (TUK Indonesia) Experts from ClientEarth, Climate Watch Thailand, Rimba Watch, RECOFTC, Macaranga, HaRDstories, TUK Indonesia and Foodthink will approach the issue from distinct regional angles. Moving beyond abstract carbon accounting, they will share concrete case studies from across Asia focusing on: -Policy & Legislation: Strengthening legal accountability and agricultural climate governance. -Community Rights: Centering the lived experiences of smallholder farmers, fishing communities and Indigenous Peoples. -Consumer Protection & Journalism: Exposing corporate greenwashing and elevating truth in climate reporting. We welcome all stakeholders dedicated to equitable climate action in the agri-food sector: -Agribusinesses & Private Sector: Aiming to find credible, effective solutions to reduce supply chain emissions. -Policymakers & Researchers: Looking to exchange regional knowledge and strengthen climate governance. -Civil Society, Youth & Activists: Advocating for scientifically credible and socially just transition policies. -Farmer Representatives & Community Leaders: Ensuring the rights, voices, and livelihoods of smallholders are centered in climate decisions. -Investors & Consumers: Seeking practical ways to verify corporate climate claims, improve disclosures, and combat greenwashing in food systems. Join us to help shape a more transparent, equitable, and accountable climate future for agri-food systems in Asia!