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  • Lessons from Virtual Pilots: Raising Climate Ambition through ITMOS

    A step up from project-based CDM or even programmes of activities, this new and flexible mechanism has price (or the price the buyer is willing to pay), it may be possible for the net proceeds generated from , facilitating the host country’s ability to meet its NDC, including the enhanced ambition stemming from Emissions reduction credits generated from the ITMO are shared between the host and buyer countries. A final way to ensure that both countries’ NDCs benefit from the ITMO is through sharing the emissions

  • Recycle Organics Program Expands to Togo

    Furthermore, these harmful gases can be captured and converted into biogas, which is a form of renewable CCAP is also developing a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) to reduce methane emissions from the waste sector in Peru, under the Mitigation Action Facility. The goal of Peru’s Waste NAMA is to reimagine the country’s waste sector from a system that relies on final disposal to one that introduces circular economy concepts and strives to reduce and capture methane

  • CCAP and Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Launch the Recycle Organics-Caribbean Program

    ECCC also funded the original Reciclo Orgánicos Program in Chile that took place from 2017-2022. CCAP is also supporting the development of a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) to reduce methane emissions from the waste sector in Peru. The goal of the NAMA is to reimagine Peru’s waste sector from a system that relies on landfills to one that introduces circular economy concepts and strives to capture methane emissions and convert them

  • Recycle Organics Program Expands to the Pacific Islands

    set to expand to the Pacific Islands, supporting Fiji and Samoa in reducing their methane emissions from CCAP is also developing a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) to reduce methane emissions from the waste sector in Peru, under the Mitigation Action Facility. The goal of Peru’s Waste NAMA is to reimagine the country’s waste sector from a system that relies on final disposal to one that introduces circular economy concepts and strives to reduce and capture methane

  • Continuing the Fight for Climate and Clean Energy

    We have elected a President who has claimed that he will bring back coal and walk away from the Paris We will have to see how he actually governs but there are some realities here that restrain his actions We are currently seeking to expand our clean energy NAMA work into a full service platform of technical

  • Innovative financial instruments for decarbonization in Latin America

    and scaling up public and private sector climate finance in some Latin American countries – Brazil, Colombia Colombia, an effective engagement of IOs, private financial, and non-financial institutions for successful multilateral and bilateral institutions, Colombia introduced a private sector engagement framework Referring to the case of Brazil and Colombia, institutional mechanisms and arrangements, climate laws Successfully implementing Colombia’s NDCs.

  • COP28 – The Sprint to Eliminate Methane Emissions Around the World

    This has been the core message from world leaders in discussions regarding the methane crisis at COP28 barriers to reducing methane emissions from the waste sector. The goal of Peru’s Waste NAMA is to reimagine the country’s waste sector. Stay Connected There are numerous ways to stay connected with CCAP. . #### CCAP’s mission is to support every step of climate action, from ambition to implementation.

  • CCAP joins calls to focus on green finance during COP26

    climate finance articles in the landmark 2015 Paris Agreement and to increase climate finance commitments from CCAP’s experience advising and forming policy discussions allows the organization to facilitate connections CCAP has ongoing work with funders such as the Green Climate Fund, NAMA Facility, and GIZ, working with Cabrera comes to CCAP from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) where she specialized in green finance the world develop, promote, and implement innovative, market-based solutions to major climate, air quality

  • Policy Brief | Local Communities and the Voluntary Carbon Market in Latin America and the Caribbean

    funded by Euroclima and developed in collaboration with the Climate Ambition and Transparency team from Considering these objectives, the policy brief aims to identify lessons learned from the VCM and use The study shows that the leading countries with these types of regional projects includes Mexico, Colombia Stay Connected There are numerous ways to stay connected with CCAP. CCAP’s mission is to support every step of climate action, from ambition to implementation.

  • Establishing clear institutional arrangements for climate finance

    lack of communication between ministries and vague division of responsibilities, hinder governments from Institutional Arrangement for Climate Finance Management The climate budget is managed by the MoF in Colombia For instance, Colombia established the Financial Management Committee of the National System for Climate Regardless of the governance structure, high-level leadership from each Ministry should share a common With this shared vision and goal, the official communication channels, designated focal points from each

  • Sustainable finance taxonomies: A critical tool for green investment

    Pressure to meet national and global climate goals, along with demand from investors, is pushing countries Other countries, such as Colombia, are using the CBI taxonomy as a guideline for the private sector. Nevertheless, Colombia is also defining the participation of public sector institutions and sectoral Looking forward Sustainable finance taxonomies have evolved from defining only climate considerations We are still at an initial stage in terms of taxonomies and the regulation outcomes from the EU are expected

  • Recap: Webinar - "Possible Overestimations: Carbon Reductions in REDD+ Projects”

    , 2023), CCAP hosted a webinar on a recent controversy regarding REDD+ projects (reducing emissions from Subsequently, a panel discussion was held with representatives from various carbon markets sectors to voluntary carbon market and to identify alternatives to improve confidence in carbon credits coming from Andrés Bermúdez Liévano's investigative work in Colombia revealed significant issues in carbon offset . #### CCAP’s mission is to support every step of climate action, from ambition to implementation.

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