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Paulo Freitas / Pexels

River Flowing in Tropical Forest

Key Rules Agreed for Credible Climate Project Crediting under UN Carbon Market

UN Climate Press Release

UN Climate Change | Lucia Vasquez Tumi

The closing plenary of COP29

COP29 UN Climate Conference Agrees to Triple Finance to Developing Countries, Protecting Lives and Livelihoods

Kamran Enceladus | UN Climate Change

Press conf at COP29

COP29 Agrees International Carbon Market Standards

Pexels / Mikhail Nilov

View of the city of Baku, Azerbaijan.

Key Standards for UN Carbon Market Finalized Ahead of COP29

Renan Bomtempo | Pexels

The Body mandated by the Paris Agreement to set up a new UN carbon market has agreed mandatory environmental and human rights safeguards early into a five-day meeting in Baku.

Mandatory Environmental and Human Rights Safeguards Agreed for UN Carbon Market

Credit: UN Climate Change | Lucia Vasquez Tumi

Closing of June Climate Meetings 2024

June Climate Meetings Take Modest Steps Forward; Steep Mountain Still to Climb Ahead of COP29

UN Climate Press Release

UN Climate Change

Maria AlJishi (right) and Martin Hession (left), Chair and Vice Chair of the Article 6.4 Supervisory Body, hold the text that was agreed, which introduces the Appeals and Grievances Procedure.

UN Body adopts historic human rights protections for carbon market mechanism

UN Climate Press Release

Pexels / Tom Fisk

River in a forest.

UN Body Steps Up Pace to Implement Vital Carbon Crediting Mechanism

UN Climate Press Release

IISD / Mike Muzurakis

Meeting on Article 6 at COP28 in Dubai.

Unlocking Climate Ambition: the Significance of Article 6 at COP28

UN Climate Change / Kiara Worth

COP28 High-Level Roundtable on Carbon Markets

UN Climate Change Executive Secretary speech at voluntary carbon market roundtable on margins of COP28

UN Climate Speech

Car drives along dirt road.

UN Body agrees vital carbon crediting guidance ahead of COP28

UN Campus

UN Body charts a path for robust carbon market rules ahead of COP28

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High rise buildings near body of water during daytime.

Public consultations launched by UN body tasked with setting up a regulatory framework on carbon markets

Mathew Schwartz / Unsplash

Transition: image of a tunnel taken at high speed, from the CDM to the article 6.4 mechanism

Supervisory Body Readying Key Procedural Package to Operationalize New Paris Agreement Mechanism

Andreas Gücklhorn / Unsplash

Aerial view of solar panels - Illustration, Article 6.4 mechanism Supervisory Body article

Key Decisions Steer Article 6.4 Mechanism Closer Towards Operationalization

Colin Watts / Unsplash

A lone windmill turns against a backdrop of blue skies and thick clouds.

New Mechanism Provides a Key Tool for Countries to Meet Their Climate Goals

Together for implementation

Supervisory Body Submits Recommendations on Article 6.4 Mechanism to Parties in Sharm el-Sheikh

UNFCCC - CDM Project 6328

School boys posing before CDM solar Project 6328 - Sustainable development - flexible mechanisms

A Guide to UN Market-based Mechanisms

Clean Wind Energy - Supervisory Body Article 6.4 mechanism meeting outcomes -2

Article 6.4 Mechanism Supervisory Body on Carbon Markets Achieves Important Progress

Article 6.4 supervisory board group photo

Article 6.4 Supervisory Body Kickstarts Work Anchoring Markets in Broader Paris Context

UN Climate Press Release

National Renewable Energy Laboratory | U.S. Department of Energy

Two men are standing on a roof installing solar panels, with a beautiful sky and mountains in the background.

New Supervisory Body Ready to Help Unleash Potential of Carbon Markets

Wind energy

CDM Can Inspire, Inform, Outfit Any New Mechanism under Paris Agreement

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