A total of 112 organisations and individuals from 42 countries across 5 continents signed an open letter addressed to members of the Article 6.4 Supervisory Body, demanding rights-based safeguards in the Sustainable Development (SD) tool, which is up for revision at the next Supervisory Body meeting from 5-9 October. The letter, led by Namati, the …
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Despite the best efforts of activists and some climate negotiators, the agreement reached on Article 6 carbon markets at COP29 in Baku risks facilitating cowboy carbon markets at a time when the world needs a sheriff.
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A new report finds that despite improvements, serious shortcomings persist in the grievance mechanisms of the standards. These shortcomings limit the access to recourse for those adversely affected by carbon market projects.
Comment l’absence de règles standard sur les accords de partage des bénéfices nuit aux communautés locales et aux peuples autochtones Comment et dans quelle mesure les bénéfices des ventes de crédits carbone sont-ils partagés avec ceux qui mettent en œuvre les projets et les communautés locales où ces projets sont situés ? C’est la question …
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Como a ausência de regras padronizadas sobre os acordos de partilha de benefícios prejudica as comunidades locais e os povos indígenas Como e em que medida os benefícios da venda de créditos de carbono são partilhados com os responsáveis pela implementação dos projetos e com as comunidades locais onde os projetos estão localizados? Esta é …
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