Asia Pacific > Malaysia weighs carbon offset mechanism for forestry sector soon

Malaysia weighs carbon offset mechanism for forestry sector soon

Published 14:10 on April 4, 2024  /  Last updated at 04:54 on April 5, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Nature-based, Other APAC, Voluntary

Malaysia is conducting a feasibility study on whether to introduce a carbon crediting system specifically for its forestry sector that it hopes to finalise before the country’s National REDD+ Steering Committee in the second quarter of this year, the federal agency responsible for the mechanism said.
Malaysia is conducting a feasibility study on whether to introduce a carbon crediting system specifically for its forestry sector that it hopes to finalise before the country’s National REDD+ Steering Committee in the second quarter of this year, the federal agency responsible for the mechanism said.


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