Publications
Publications
How Article 6 brings Article 5.2 REDD+ to Global Carbon Markets
For rainforest nations, Article 6 must become a robust finance tool to support efforts under Article 5.2 to conserve rainforests through the sale of Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes (ITMOs). Learn more. Read this article by Federica Bietta, Managing Director, Coalition for Rainforest Nations.
REDD+ under Article 5.2 and Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement: Primer Report
The primer report provides a comprehensive overview for countries and corporations about the REDD+ framework, how it came into being, how it works, and how Internationally Transferable Mitigations Outcomes (ITMOs) are created for the forestry sector.
UNFCCC REDD+ and the Power of Sovereign Carbon, Deutsche Bank/CfRN White Paper
Nature-based solutions have the potential to address some of our challenges with climate, biodiversity, and ensuring a ‘just’ transition. UNFCCC REDD+ sovereign carbon credit represents such an asset, evidencing carbon sequestration and supporting entire ecosystems, and thereby allowing capital to flow where it is most needed. Read this co-written white paper by Deutsche Bank & CfRN.
UNFCCC REDD+ Sovereign Carbon Credits: A Corporate Buyer’s Guide
The guide aims to answer the following questions:
- Why tropical rainforests are the critical climate solution without which we cannot slow the climate emergency
- How the UNFCCC’s REDD+ Mechanism works as a standard to measure, report, and verify emission reductions from rainforests
- How the REDD.plus platform provides businesses and individuals with access to national emissions reductions under the REDD+ Mechanism
This guide will raise additional questions, and we invite you to contact us at info@redd.plus to continue the dialogue. We all share the common goals of preserving and protecting rainforests and working to address the climate emergency.
The Challenge of Our Generation
We can jointly and globally achieve both the transition to renewable energy and the slowdown and reversal of deforestation processes. Time is short, but it’s not too late. Read this English translation of an Italian article written by Federica Bietta and published in The Mill, 2019.
