Cercarbono strategically participates in COP27
On November 6, the United Nations Climate Change Conference – COP27 began, where more than 100 heads of state and other public and private actors who contribute to the mitigation of this scourge that plagues the planet met and whose main objective is to ensure the implementation of the Paris Agreement.
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Cercarbono and Ecoregistry: an alliance to strengthen carbon markets
With the objective of strengthening the different processes that are carried out within the great system of carbon markets in the world, Cercarbono and Ecoregistry are two international companies that work hand in hand to contribute to the mitigation of climate change.
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Cercarbono made available the Public Consultation on the Modular Methodology for climate change mitigation activities on forest land and wetland
In Cercarbono we created the Modular Methodology for Mitigation Activities on Forest Land and Wetland, designed for the implementation of climate change mitigation initiatives through REDD+ actions in both wetland and non-wetland areas, as well as other GHG emission reduction and GHG removal actions in wetlands on organic and mineral soils, both forested and non-forested in coastal and inland areas.
Its modular design includes actions related to the so-called “blue carbon” and allows for the flexible implementation of different combinations of mitigation activities in these important ecosystems.
Therefore, from November 3 until December 2, we opened the Public Consultation Modular Methodology for climate change mitigation activities on forest land and wetland, in which citizens, government institutions, project owners, consulting firms, validation and verification agencies, designated operational entities, certification companies, carbon market associations, actors in sectors related to climate change, educational institutions and environmental, social and economic non-governmental organizations, among others, can participate.
To download the document and participate, we invite you to visit the consultation section of our website.