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10th Strategic Dialogue of the Carbon Market Platform - Kazuhisa Koakutsu
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- 1. Key messages fromthe Article 6 Implementation Status Report 2025 Kazuhisa KOAKUTSU Director Paris Agreement Article 6 Implementation Partnership Center
- 2. Article 6 ImplementationStatus Report Website Access the Article 6 Implementation Status Report at Article 6 Implementation Status Report or use the QR code below: Acknowledgements: UNEP-CCC, World Bank, IETA
- 3. The Center (“A6IP”):Secretariat of the Partnership A6 Implementation Partnership Center Partner Countries Research Institute / Private Sectors UNFCCC RCC / Regional Alliances Int’l Orgs Advisory Group Secretariat (i) Capacity Building Support (ii) Annual Report, Data Archive (iii) Holding WGs/meetings Plenary and Thematic WGs Article 6 Implementation Partnership Background Management Structure IGES manages the Center Governing structure will be expanded with UNFCCC / World Bank Center manages the Partnership Develops & shares CB tools + tailored support packages The Center is formally established by G7 Ministers on Apr 2023 at the G7 Climate and Energy Ministers’ Meeting, together with the declaration of the G7 Principles of High Integrity Carbon Markets. The Center has a global remit to promote these principles through capacity-building — helping to develop the know-how, institutional arrangements, and international links needed to leverage Article 6. High Integrity Carbon Markets High integrity carbon markets must be consistent with ambitious, science-aligned emissions pathways, to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. ✓ Supply-Side Integrity: MRV + high environmental integrity ✓ Demand-Side Integrity: The use and disclosure of credits must align with net-zero emissions by 2050 ✓ Market Integrity: Transparent information and public tracking for carbon credits
- 4. Designation of IGESas the secretariat of A6IP On April 27, 2023, the A6IP Center was established to serve as the secretariat of A6IP and promote its activities. Activities of the A6IP Center o Development of capacity-building tools for authorization, reporting, and tracking o Development of tailored support packages responding to country needs o Collection and dissemination of information on capacity-building support and data o Management of the A6IP Establishment The Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) is responsible for the management of the A6IP Center. A6IP Center at IGES In cooperation with international organizations, such as the UNFCCC Secretariat and the World Bank, IGES will develop further the governing structure of the A6IP Center, develop concrete capacity- building support measures, and share the results to the world “… For providing sustained activities at the Partnership, we welcome Japan’s initiative to establish the “Article 6 Implementation Partnership Center”, in this regard as a secretariat for the Partnership in supporting capacity building towards implementing Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.” - 2023 G7 Climate, Energy and Environment Ministers’ Communiqué
- 5. 5 Article 6 ImplementationStatus Report 2025 Offers an overview of the A6 implementation progress of 100 countries, focusing on • Authorization • Tracking • Reporting A6 Government Framework Analyze 11,000+ carbon market project activities using data from A6IP and partners organizations • bilateral cooperative approaches, • Article 6.4 mechanism and • Independent carbon standards. Carbon Market Project Summarize more than 29 NDCs and linkages with Article 6 with NDC enhancement examples. Article 6 and NDC Interlinkages ⚫ Provide an overview of Article 6 implementation status at country, regional and global level ; ⚫ Offer a detailed account of Article 6 and carbon market activities in those countries, using a database compiled by A6IP in cooperation with partners; ⚫ Inform policy makers and all the stakeholders on the strategic direction of Article 6 and NDC implementation;
- 6. Parties demonstrate significantinterest in Article 6 and are gradually progressing towards full implementation of Article 6.2 guidance. 85 of 100 13 of 100 14 of all parties Parties analyzed have authorization and/or tracking arrangements in place, in progress, or under consideration Parties analyzed have authorization and tracking arrangements in place Parties submitted initial reports Implementation Status of Article 6.2 Guidance
- 12. 99 Bilateral Cooperation arrangements 290+ Pilot projectsunder bilateral cooperation frameworks in accordance with Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement Bilateral Agreements and Article 6.4 Mechanism 110 Parties have submitted their DNA information 23 Have communicated their Host Party Participation Requirements 92 CDM activities approved by the Host Party for transition out of 1500 requested for transition There are a growing number of Parties engaging in bilateral cooperation and for the Article 6.4 mechanism (PACM) 1,000+ Article 6.4 Prior Consideration Notifications submissions
- 17. Independent Carbon Standards& Article 6 The growing number of projects under independent carbon standards reflects the interest from the private sector and use under Article 6. 11,000+ Projects in pipeline under the Independent Carbon standards 4,600+ Verified Carbon Standards projects in pipeline Article 6 authorized activities 3,800+ Gold Standard projects in pipeline 3,000+ Projects in pipeline under Global Carbon Council ,Climate Action Reserve, American Carbon Registry and Architecture for REDD+ Transactions 58 Article 6 Authorized activities 4 Initial Reports developed and submitted to the UNFCCC
- 21. ████████████░░░ ████████░░░░░░░░ 58% 83% Private Sector Perspectiveson Article 6 Targeted efforts to provide policy clarity, enhance government engagement, and stabilize market mechanisms are crucial for private sectors in the implementation of Article 6 Identified the lack of clear legal rules or frameworks from governments very challenging to implementing Article 6 Identified that clear legal rules or frameworks from governments would be very helpful to facilitate Article 6 implementation
- 23. About 7 At least 58 At least 96 Initiativesand A6 Capacity Building Landscape Carbon market capacity building and initiatives per Party Implementers are engaged with carbon market capacity building and initiatives Carbon market initiatives and capacity building programs identified The number of carbon market initiatives and capacity building suggests demand from Parties to participate in Article 6, as well as emerging opportunities for Parties to receive implementation support.
- 28. 2025 Is a criticalyear for enhancing NDC ambition through Article 6 Enhancing NDC Ambition through Article 6 62 As of October, 68 Parties have submitted their NDC 3.0. An analysis of about 30 of these submissions conducted during the drafting of the ISR revealed that 63% of the Parties expressed their intention to engage in voluntary cooperation under Article 6 within their NDCs. The number of Parties submitting NDC 3.0 is growing, and the year 2025 is critical for NDC enhancement with Article 6 implementation!
- 32. Article 6 ImplementationStatus Report Website Access the Article 6 Implementation Status Report at Article 6 Implementation Status Report or use the QR code below: Acknowledgements: UNEP-CCC, World Bank, IETA
- 33. 33 https://a6partnership.org/ Contact: A6_partnership@iges.or.jp Thank you! Join theArticle 6 Implementation Partnership today!