COP 26 Glasgow saw the adoption of the decisions on Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, allowing for the full implementation of the Paris Agreement and unlocking the potential of cooperative…

The REDD+ financing landscape is changing, creating opportunities as well as complexities for developing countries interested in halting deforestation and forest degradation, and in monetizing their…

A just transition approach is an essential part of any climate action including carbon pricing so as to ensure all the relevant stakeholders could benefit equitably, and that any potential negative…

The Paris Agreement acknowledges that countries can sell carbon credits internationally to generate revenues for a given project. To facilitate such sales, the Paris Agreement requires that parties…

There is an increasing call to hold climate actors accountable. Despite growing attention, current climate accounting systems are not up to the task and face systematic limitations. In this session,…

Significant financial resources are needed to address climate change. The blended finance approach aims to catalyze and upscale private capital investments and enhance the collaboration between the…

A study by UNDP Climate Security Mechanism (CSM) found that in terms of recipients of “vertical fund” climate change financing, between 2014 and May 2021, only one of the top 15 recipients in the…

Voluntary Carbon Markets (VCMs) are poised to grow exponentially as companies set net zero commitments. This brings opportunities for increasing finance for climate change mitigation on one hand, and…

Developing countries around the world are considering how carbon pricing in the power sector can play a role in their climate strategies and help manage the transition to a low-carbon economy. While…