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  • 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.

  • CCAP at COP25 – Week 1

    The policy dinner brought together representatives from government and the private sector to consider The event featured lessons learned from Article 6 case studies—the Chile “Firm and Flexible” Renewable Among the first virtual pilot concepts to be showcased globally, the two countries discussed how Article CDM projects in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia and Chile. and lessons learned from schemes and activities under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.

  • Instrumentos financieros innovadores para la descarbonización en América Latina

    no financieros, y de los actores públicos y privados, para lograr el objetivo utilizando una amplia gama financiamiento climático del sector público y privado en algunos países de América Latina —Brasil, Colombia Caso de Colombia: un compromiso efectivo de las organizaciones internacionales, las instituciones financieras Refiriéndose al caso de Brasil y Colombia, aprendemos que los mecanismos y acuerdos institucionales Successfully implementing Colombia’s NDCs.

  • CCAP Announces New Board Members

    Cabrera is a national of both the U.S. and Colombia and brings over 20 years of experience in sustainable Vanamali, who originally hails from India, is an international sustainable finance and climate policy climate change efforts, accelerating transformative climate finance by mobilizing financial resources from 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.

  • Should a Sustainable Finance Nomenclature be Enforced?

    disclosure of information; however, there are signs that a new wave of jurisdictions will likely move from Colombia is advancing towards linking its national measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) system group, subject to be phased in over time to address existing data challenges and capacity-building gaps from integration of the Carbon Disclosure Project’s (CDP) four key questions related to the EU Taxonomy from However, emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs) would likely shift from voluntary to mandatory

  • CCAP Applauds the Kigali Agreement to Reduce HFCs

    Unabated, emissions from the refrigeration, air conditioning and foam blowing sectors are expected to Developing countries are already making progress in reducing HFC use and curbing emissions from the refrigeration Just last year at COP21, the NAMA Facility preliminarily awarded Colombia 9M EUR to implement a program CCAP provided extensive technical, economic and policy input into the development of this NAMA. The Thai Refrigeration and Air Conditioning NAMA, was also selected for support by the NAMA Facility

  • Realizing Art. 2.1C: Approaches to Shifting Financial Flows Towards Low Greenhouse Gas Emissions

    Event description: To limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius and realize Paris Agreement goals, finance Drawing on the recent report from ODI, E3G, WRI and RMI Insights for operationalising Article 2.1c of how to drive progress on shifting financial flows inside and outside the UNFCCC, and sharedrawing on concrete CCAP 11:50-12:00 Session framework: Joe Thwaites, World Resources Institute, report author Drawing from

  • Carbon Markets: Welfare Opportunities for Rural Communities

    agricultural, forestry, and other land use (AFOLU) sector contributes to 24% of global GHG emissions from From 1750 - 2011, 180 Gigatons of carbon (GtC) was released into the atmosphere due to changes in land Among the investment possibilities of resources from these instruments, we identify that nature-based Chile, Colombia, and Mexico (national and subnational) designed taxes with offsetting options where the CCAP’s mission is to support every step of climate action, from ambition to implementation.

  • Understanding carbon pricing options

    in 1997 the Clean Development Mechanism of the Kyoto protocol established compensation as the basic concept Carbon price schemes have been evolving from national to international level. The first two are created from public entities to fix a price for each ton of CO2-equivalent emitted. If they exceed their cap, they can buy carbon credits, which generally finance carbon mitigation from It uses credits from the UNFCCC registry and private voluntary certification programs to allow airlines

  • Shaping the Future of Finance: Exploring the Global Rise of Sustainable Finance Taxonomies

    The establishment of Colombia’s taxonomy in 2022 prompted substantial progress within the LAC region, jurisdictions adopt and adjust methodological features and/or international or regional practices (i.e., from the EU taxonomy, from the ASEAN taxonomy) to reflect local circumstances, such as national commitments AMS considers their economic and technical realities, while reflecting the decarbonization framework CCAP’s mission is to support every step of climate action, from ambition to implementation.

  • Private Company Policies in the Nexus Between Carbon Credit Markets and Local Welfare

    as though the market offers some natural solutions that ultimately result in the removal of carbon from clear that Microsoft is pursuing a set of policies that recognizes global climate inequity stemming from say that there is potential for poverty alleviation through forest mitigation activities under the concept of Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Developing Countries (REDD+), plus CCAP’s mission is to support every step of climate action, from ambition to implementation.

  • The Santiago Action Plan: A Silver Lining on Finance on the Margins of COP25

    Despite COP25 failing to deliver its main objectives, something good came out from Madrid. accelerate the shift of financial flows towards low carbon and climate-resilient investments, helping to realize peer-to-peer learning to support strong practices globally. [1] Argentina, Austria, Bangladesh, Canada, Chile, Colombia

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