Programme Officer, Markets and Non-Markets Support and Stakeholders Interaction, UNFCCC- Bonn, Germany
Under the general guidance of the Manager, Markets and Non-Markets Support and stakeholders Interaction subdivision, and reporting to the Team Lead, Markets and Non-markets support unit, the incumbent serves as a member of the team responsible for coordinating the development of strategies to strengthen the role of market and non-market approaches for achieving the implementation of NDCs and in particular the use of cooperative implementation under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, ensuring responsiveness to the changing environment and needs of stakeholders.
Read MoreDirect Air Capture Project Development Manager, Carbon Capture, AltGen – Kenya
We are looking for a carbon market DAC Project Development Manager, someone who intimately understands the carbon landscape from an African and international perspective.
Read MoreCarbon Partnership Development Lead, Carbon Capture, AltGen – Kenya
Our client, a leader in the mission to decarbonise Africa’s energy-intensive infrastructure, is looking for an ambitious individual to assist them in building, growing, and expanding their portfolio of projects in Kenya. Developing a robust project pipeline in the Kenyan market will require engagement with stakeholders across the project value chain.
Read MoreAssistant Director, Forest Carbon and Climate Program, Michigan State University – East Lansing/Remote
The Department of Forestry at Michigan State University invites applications for a full-time, 12-month Academic Specialist focused on forests, forest carbon and climate change to act as the Assistant Director of our Forest Carbon and Climate Change Program (FCCP).
Read MoreMismatch in Rimba Raya forestry concession licence, carbon accounting area size not addressed in verification report
Controversy continues to surround the Rimba Raya Biodiversity Reserve project after Verra was unable to comment on a mismatch in the project boundary and forestry licence area, which was reportedly cited by the Indonesian government as a reason for cancelling the contract of the concession holder for the giant REDD+ project.
Read More‘Key things have changed’ in Article 6 negotiations since COP28, says lead UK negotiator
The UK’s lead negotiator on Article 6 carbon markets negotiations has said that key aspects of the negotiations have changed in the months since parties failed to reach an agreement last December at COP28 in Dubai.
Read MoreAssessments of biodiversity impacts of corporate carbon credits revealed
US corporations Delta Air Lines and Chevron are among the companies purchasing low percentages of carbon credits associated with stronger biodiversity scores, according to a study that relies on a new metric.
Read MoreGlobal carbon capture tech “prohibitively expensive”, Indian companies should use domestic solutions instead -official
Carbon capture technologies offered by foreign companies are prohibitively expensive, however, the use of domestic technologies can help Indian companies bring down the costs of decarbonisation drastically, an official told a webinar Thursday.
Read MoreANALYSIS: More nature-related shareholder proposals trigger corporate resistance
Investor interest in nature has ramped up in this year’s voting season, boosted by some of the first calls for standard-aligned biodiversity disclosures, with financiers hailing a surge in awareness despite more corporate resistance.
Read MoreUPDATE – Agri-carbon investor adds 300k hectares in Ukraine to voluntary credit programme
A European climate tech investor, specialising in decarbonising agriculture, has added 300,000 hectares of farmland in western and central Ukraine to its carbon programme, which will then be certified for voluntary soil-based credits from more sustainable practices.
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