Landscape 05

Partners

Organizations

UN Agency

UNU-IAS (United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability)

unu.edu/ias

ICAT (Initiative for Climate Action Transparency)

climate-transparency-platform.org

Multilateral / Regional / Subnational

World Bank

worldbank.org

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

ebrd.com

African Development Bank

afdb.org

Asian Development Bank

adb.org

Inter-American Development Bank

iadb.org

Eastern African Alliance for Carbon market & Climate Finance

easternafricaalliance.org

West African Alliance on Carbon Markets and Climate Finance

westafricanalliance.org

Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)

gggi.org

Provincial Government of Alberta/ Canada

alberta.ca

Provincial Government of British Columbia/ Canada

gov.bc.ca

International organization/Research/NGOs

Climate Change and Development Academy of Mongolia

apn-gcr.org

Climate Focus

climatefocus.com

Climate Action Data Trust

climateactiondata.org

Conservation International

conservation.org

Democratic Republic of Congo/Yuula Academie

owners.africa

The Energy and Resources Institute

teriin.org

European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition

ercst.org

Fair Carbon

faircarbon.org

Forest Trends Association

forest-trends.org

Gold Standard

goldstandard.org

Gulf Organisation for Research & Development

gord.qa

IATA (International Air Transport Association)

iata.org

ICVCM (The Integrity Council for Voluntary Carbon Market)

icvcm.org

Institute for Global Environmental Strategies

iges.or.jp

IETA (International Emission Trading Association)

ieta.org

International Energy Agency

iea.org

NDC Partnership

ndcpartnership.org

Overseas Environmental Cooperation Center

oecc.or.jp

Perspectives Climate Research

perspectives.cc

Tsinghua University, China

tsinghua.edu.cn

Voluntary Carbon Markets Integrity Initiative

vcmintegrity.org

World Resources Institute

wri.org
Mr. NISHIMURA Akihiro

To achieve the 1.5°C target of the Paris Agreement, it is essential for the entire world to make further emission reductions. In addition, the establishment of a “high integrity carbon market” in line with Article 6 of the Paris Agreement will attract more private investments.

Mr. NISHIMURA Akihiro

Minister of the Environment, Japan

Mr. Simon STIELL, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Executive Secretary

Effective and swift implementation of Article 6 throughout the globe can be a game changer in our efforts to tackle global warming.

Mr. Simon STIELL

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Executive Secretary

Ms. Grace FU

To harness the potential of carbon markets, we need to lower the barriers of entering the market for Parties to participate.

Ms. Grace FU

Minister for Sustainability and the Environment, Singapore

Mr. Stefan WENZEL

Germany is prepared to share its activities in the field of capacity building supporting. Let us keep the momentum and let us enable Parties to get access to the UNFCCC based carbon markets.

Mr. Stefan WENZEL

Parliamentarian State Secretary of the German Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, Germany

Mr. James SHAW

Capacity building is needed for Article 6 process and market readiness to further build policy foundations which fits in line with NDCs, Long-term Strategies, and Sustainable development.

Mr. James SHAW

Minister for Climate Change, and Associate Minister for Environment (Biodiversity), New Zealand

Mr. Madis KALLAS

It is important to share knowledge and experience on mitigation and adaptation actions to other countries. We are ready to share our experience for creating high integrity carbon market.

Mr. Madis KALLAS

Minister of the Environment, Estonia

Mr. Daniel WESTLÉN

At the COP26, we agreed on the Article 6 rulebook, now implementation is needed and it requires cooperation for capacity building.

Mr. Daniel WESTLÉN

State Secretary to Minister for Climate and the Environment, Sweden

Mr. Trigg TALLEY

We need to invest to build capacity building to make high integrity carbon markets and support countries’ ambition.

Mr. Trigg TALLEY

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, U.S. Department of State

Mr. Dirk FORRISTER

Many countries are interested in engaging Article 6 to achieve their ambitions. We are committed to work together to deliver solutions.

Mr. Dirk FORRISTER

CEO and President of the International Emissions Trading Association

Ms. Jennifer SARA

Over two thirds of NDC now include carbon market and carbon pricing as mitigation tools. Capacity building and infrastructure at the domestic level is key to operationalize Article 6.

Ms. Jennifer SARA

Global Director for Climate Change, Word Bank

Mr. Alessandro MODIANO

We look forward to further cooperation.

Mr. Alessandro MODIANO

Director General, Directorate General for European and International Activity, Ministry of Ecological Transition, Italy