The Article 6.4 Supervisory Body aims to adopt the sustainable development (SD) tool at its next meeting in September/October. This tool is the main instrument to safeguard environmental, ecological and human rights, including the rights of Indigenous People. As this tool is therefore now in its final stages, Carbon Market Watch urges the Supervisory Body to take into account critical recommendations to ensure the SD tool can deliver adequate safeguards. These recommendations were submitted as an unsolicited letter to the Article 6.4 Supervisory Body.
False friends: Why UN REDD+ and Article 6 carbon markets are incompatible
Carbon Market Watch has prepared a set of recommendations for Article 6 negotiators ahead of the UNFCCC climate change conference taking place in Bonn from