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Recent Development and Scale-up on Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM)
Showcasing what successful implementation of carbon markets can look like, countries partnering under the Joint Crediting Mechanism shared examples of how they are making the goals of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement a reality through projects achieving big gains in decarbonization.
Long-term Strategies and Financing the Energy Transition
Thanks to their clear market signals, long-term low-emission development strategies are vital to driving investments into the energy transition. How can we best help countries devise them and what success stories can show the way?
Article 6.2 Implementation for High Integrity: Updates, Lessons and Challenges
This element of the Paris Agreement allows countries to exchange emission reductions and removals via bilateral agreements. As its global adoption grows, countries face challenges in navigating its complex framework. This event showcased best practices to facilitate the process.
NDC Ambition and Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels in a Just, Orderly and Equitable Manner
With the February 2025 deadline for “third generation” Nationally Determined Contributions approaching, a side event tackled turning COP 28’s Global Stocktake decision on phasing out fossil fuels into reality, focusing on overcoming obstacles while ensuring a just transition.
Innovative Research and Engagement Strategies for a Just Transition in the Global South
Policymakers, civil society groups, and academic researchers shared experiences putting workers and their communities at the center of just transition roadmaps for achieving cleaner economies in equitable, inclusive ways.
Celebrating a decade of NAP Global Network support to developing countries
This birthday party for the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) Global Network unwrapped a decade of lessons learned in supporting countries in the Global South in building plans to adapt to climate change.
Cooling the Heat: Enhancing Energy Efficiency of the Refrigeration and Cooling Sector
As the demand for cooling increases in a warming world, government and industry stakeholders explored how to boost energy efficiency in cooling technologies — a potential “low-hanging fruit.”