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Paris Agreement

Urgency in valuing carbon credits

Limiting global warming to 1.5 to 2°C necessitates reducing emissions significantly this decade, as highlighted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). This ambitious goal requires annual investments of at least $2.4 trillion in areas like public transport, renewable…

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Insights from the Latin America Climate Summit (LACS) 2024

The IETA Latin America Climate Summit (LACS) 2024 recently concluded in Cartagena, drawing over 600 attendees, including representatives from Asia, the United States, Europe, and local indigenous communities. The event showcased Latin America’s dedication to climate action and transitioning to…

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Carbon Market for Global Equity

Climate change presents an existential challenge to our planet, its ecosystems, and communities. At ALLCOT, we recognize that the steps we take today will shape the legacy we leave for future generations.

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​A concept of Fairness through market mechanism 

​By Alexis L. Leroy The concept of fairness in carbon markets, particularly under Articles 6.2 and 6.4 of the Paris Agreement, is both complex and crucial, especially for bridging the economic and social disparities between the Global North and the…

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Harnessing technology for global climate action

With the world requiring 250 billion tons of carbon reduction by 2030 to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C, technological innovation emerges as a pivotal enabler. The Paris Agreement acknowledges this imperative, emphasizing the importance of developing and transferring climate…

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We need to learn how to talk about the Paris Agreement

The Paris Agreement often evokes perceptions of technicality or disinterest, prompting many to overlook the critical issue of climate change. Some individuals even experience eco-anxiety, a persistent apprehension stemming from the perceived irreversible consequences of environmental degradation. Conventional methods of…

Going slowly but surely in the fight against climate change

In the ongoing battle against climate change, there is a glimmer of hope, albeit with a slow but steady progress. The recent COP28 in Dubai, held in December 2023, fell short of expectations as developed countries hesitated to commit to…

Private Sector Advances in Carbon Trading: Global Developments under Article 6

In the emerging landscape of carbon trading under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, private sector firms have initiated projects, yet many remain discreet due to ongoing UN negotiations and incomplete legal frameworks in several countries. At COP28 in Dubai,…

Senegal and Switzerland, with ALLCOT’s support, work together to sign an ITMO Program

ALLCOT participated as a consultancy firm performing a study with comprehensive data to qualify and quantify the waste management infrastructure eligible for an ITMO program between Senegal and Switzerland. The MADD document is already issued, and waiting to start the…

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Proposal to create a West African Carbon Market HUB

ALLCOT applauds the initiative of the West Africa Alliance on Carbon Markets and Climate Finance to create a carbon market HUB, so as to leverage from the production of carbon credits the financing of the West African sub-region and the…

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