On the 11th local time, at the “China Corner” high-level event of the 31st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change held in Antalya, Turkey, China, Turkey, the current conference presidency, and Ethiopia, the next conference president, jointly launched the “Initiative on Strengthening International Cooperation on High Quality Carbon Credit”, calling on all parties to strengthen cooperation to promote the sustainable development of the global carbon credit market. The initiative calls on governments and relevant intergovernmental agencies to play a leading role in improving high-quality carbon credit governance systems; calls on carbon credit mechanisms and market players to strengthen exchanges and collaboration to form high-quality supply; calls on all social actors to responsibly use carbon credit to form effective market demand; and calls on all parties to deepen international exchanges and cooperation, strengthen capacity building, and promote carbon credit information sharing and infrastructure connectivity. James Grabert, director of the mitigation department of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change secretariat, said that the initiative can play an important role. China has accumulated a great deal of experience in these areas and needs to be shared with other countries.

Zhitongcaijing · 2d ago
On the 11th local time, at the “China Corner” high-level event of the 31st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change held in Antalya, Turkey, China, Turkey, the current conference presidency, and Ethiopia, the next conference president, jointly launched the “Initiative on Strengthening International Cooperation on High Quality Carbon Credit”, calling on all parties to strengthen cooperation to promote the sustainable development of the global carbon credit market. The initiative calls on governments and relevant intergovernmental agencies to play a leading role in improving high-quality carbon credit governance systems; calls on carbon credit mechanisms and market players to strengthen exchanges and collaboration to form high-quality supply; calls on all social actors to responsibly use carbon credit to form effective market demand; and calls on all parties to deepen international exchanges and cooperation, strengthen capacity building, and promote carbon credit information sharing and infrastructure connectivity. James Grabert, director of the mitigation department of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change secretariat, said that the initiative can play an important role. China has accumulated a great deal of experience in these areas and needs to be shared with other countries.