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LRI a préparé cette note explicative afin d'aider les négociateurs à comprendre l'architecture institutionnelle du système de la CCNUCC.

El régimen de la CMNUCC ha evolucionado hasta convertirse en un complejo sistema de gobernanza de tres vías, que abarca la Convención, el Protocolo de Kioto y el Acuerdo de París. Cada

The Paris Agreement Implementation and Compliance Committee (PAICC) was established in the Paris Agreement to facilitate its implementation and promote compliance. Under the Paris Agreement, Parties have procedural obligations to communicate and

As both a critical source of emissions and a highly-exposed sector to the effects of the climate change, agriculture plays an important role in the UNFCCC regime. This explainer explores that role throughout the process.

Article 6 of the Paris Agreement lays out the mechanisms for international cooperation in the implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions. Under, Article 6.8, a distinct framework for non-market approaches (NMAs) to climate

A total of fifty-eight (58) submissions were made on the “Views of Parties and non-Party stakeholders on the process for operationalisation of a just transition mechanism”. This is a summarised, streamlined version of the key elements described in submissions, and is presented below in two umbrella categories: Party and Non-Party Stakeholders, the latter with three further subdivisions being: (i) UN Agencies; (ii) academia and (iii) Civil Society.

Just transition now operates as a bridging framework linking climate ambition to implementation across multiple workstreams, including mitigation, adaptation, finance, technology transfer and support for developing countries. What began as a largely workforce-centred idea has progressively expanded into a wider discussion about how climate action should be pursued in ways that are equitable, inclusive and development-sensitive.

Ahead of SB 64, LRI has prepared this explainer on carbon markets under the Paris Agreement, Article 6. It explores key concepts and mechanisms under both Art. 6.2 and 6.4.