Africa > CLARIFICATION – COP29: Madagascar uses cookstove project to test int’l carbon market legislation, a model which could be replicated, developer says

CLARIFICATION – COP29: Madagascar uses cookstove project to test int’l carbon market legislation, a model which could be replicated, developer says

Published 17:50 on November 14, 2024  /  Last updated at 05:29 on November 18, 2024  / and /  Africa, Asia Pacific, International, Other APAC, Paris Article 6, South Korea, Voluntary

A voluntary cookstove project in Madagascar is working closely with the national government to act as a test case for its soon-to-be finalised carbon market legislation, which the developer says it is a model they would like to apply to other jurisdictions looking to participate in international crediting markets.
A voluntary cookstove project in Madagascar is working closely with the national government to act as a test case for its soon-to-be finalised carbon market legislation, which the developer says it is a model they would like to apply to other jurisdictions looking to participate in international crediting markets.


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