Africa > COP29: Zambia’s carbon markets bill explicit on fees, vague on integrity

COP29: Zambia’s carbon markets bill explicit on fees, vague on integrity

Published 14:46 on November 19, 2024  /  Last updated at 14:46 on November 19, 2024  / and /  Africa, Climate Talks, EMEA, International, Paris Article 6, Voluntary

A Zambian climate bill up for public consultation this month, publicised on Monday, lists several layers of government approval and fees for carbon trading but does not elaborate on its high-level principles for environmental integrity.
A Zambian climate bill up for public consultation this month, publicised on Monday, lists several layers of government approval and fees for carbon trading but does not elaborate on its high-level principles for environmental integrity.


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