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Local Impacts Of Global Markets C A R B O N M A R K E T W AT C H . O R G What went wrong? 1. Essential safeguards are missing 2. Sustainable development is not valued 3. Excessive focus on least cost abatement How do we make it


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C A R B O N M A R K E T W AT C H . O R G

Local Impacts Of Global Markets

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What went wrong?

  • 1. Essential safeguards are missing
  • 2. Sustainable development is not

valued

  • 3. Excessive focus on « least cost

abatement »

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How do we make it right?

  • 1. Essential safeguards are missing
  • 2. Sustainable development is not

accurately measured

  • 3. Excessive focus on « least cost

abatement »

  • 1. Include safeguards under article 6
  • 2. Require mandatory reporting of SD

benefits

  • 3. Develop marketing strategies to

emphasize co-benefits

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At which stage do we need safeguards?

Project end/renewal Project design Project start Mitigation activity

Dialogue + opportunities for redress Assessment of project’s impacts Local Stakeholder consultation Continuous dialogue with stakeholders

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Concrete safeguards for article 6

Grievance mechanism governed by an independent body Mandatory local stakeholder consultations

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Where are we now?

Local stakeholder consultations: Article 6.4 text, paragraph 32(e): “[The activity shall undergo a local and, where appropriate, sub-national stakeholder consultation;]”  Need further details Grievance mechanism: Article 6.4 text, paragraph 60: “Stakeholders […] may appeal decisions of the Supervisory Body or request that a grievance be addressed by the Supervisory Body”  Need independence to address grievances

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C A R B O N M A R K E T W AT C H . O R G

Three take-aways:

  • 1. Climate action can harm people and the environment, and

carbon markets have provided funds to projects with such impacts

  • 2. Lesson from the past: mitigation is key, but not without social

and environmental safeguards

  • 3. Conclusion for the future: require mandatory local

stakeholder consultations for the implementation of any project under article 6 and set up a grievance mechanism governed by an independent body