Asia Pacific > NZ commits R&D funding to cut agricultural emissions, looks to decide on int’l crediting arrangements before election  

NZ commits R&D funding to cut agricultural emissions, looks to decide on int’l crediting arrangements before election  

Published 00:44 on March 1, 2023  /  Last updated at 00:44 on March 1, 2023  / /  Asia Pacific, International, New Zealand, Paris Article 6

The New Zealand government has committed NZ$9 million ($5.5 mln) in its upcoming budget to support research and development into cutting agricultural GHG emissions, as it expects to make a decision on how to fund its international crediting arrangements before the next election.
The New Zealand government has committed NZ$9 million ($5.5 mln) in its upcoming budget to support research and development into cutting agricultural GHG emissions, as it expects to make a decision on how to fund its international crediting arrangements before the next election.


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