Background

At its fifteenth meeting, the Supervisory Body (SBM) took note of the information note “Legal, technical and financial implications of providing functionality for the treatment of financial security interests in the A6.4ERs within the mechanism registry” and, considering the conclusions of the analysis on framing user’s rights considered in the information note  “Analysis of the pros and cons related to framing users’ rights with regard to control versus confirming ownership of accounts holdings”, requested the secretariat to continue work on the possibility of providing functionality for security interest arrangements in the mechanism registry through a pledge system.

The SBM requested the secretariat to launch a call for stakeholder input on the security interest focused information note, including on the possibility of providing functionality for security interest arrangements in the mechanism registry through a pledge system, as explored in section 8 of the information note. The SBM requested the secretariat to present a compilation of the inputs received to the Supervisory Body at a future meeting.

Open call

The call for public inputs is open for just over a four (4) week period from 20 February until 24 March, 2025. This call has been extended for two weeks until 7 April 2025.

Submission details

Please submit your input  by 7 April 2025, 23:59 CEST to the Supervisory Body via email at A6.4mechanism-registry@unfccc.int.
In the email subject line, please use: Stakeholder consultation – A6.4 mechanism registry – Security Interests.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This call is now closed. Please contact the secretariat at A6.4mechanism-registry@unfccc.int for any queries.