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- Project Developer Forum Issues COP30 Wishlist: Seven Priorities to Make . . .
The Project Developer Forum is a global network and collective voice of over 60 companies and practitioners dedicated to developing and financing greenhouse gas emission reduction projects
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Project Developer Forum statement on Article 6 4 draft Permanence Standard Monday 6th October 2025: The Project Developer Forum (PD Forum) has expressed serious concerns to the Article 6 4 Supervisory Body about the draft permanence standard, warning that the current approach risks collapsing the market for nature-based solutions before it begins
- PD Forum - Credible Climate Action | Project Developer Forum
The Project Developer Forum (PD Forum) is a collaborative association and collective voice of companies and practitioners that are developing and financing greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction projects in all regions of our globe
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The Project Developer Forum (PD Forum or PDF) is a collaborative association and collective voice of companies and practitioners that are developing and financing greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction and removal projects in all regions of our globe
- Statement from the PD Forum on the Outcomes of COP29
The Project Developer Forum plays a pivotal role in advancing the technical knowledge and credibility of carbon project development, actively engaging with global regulatory bodies to influence standards and policies
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Project Developer Forum Response to Claims of Over-Crediting from Cookstove Methodologies March 2024 This document highlights shortcomings in the Gill-Wiehl et al 2024 literature review titled “Pervasive over-crediting from cookstove offset methodologies ”
- COP 28 Briefing and Perspectives - PD Forum
The Project Developer Forum (PD Forum or PDF) primarily works in the carbon market mechanism (compliance and voluntary) and the supply side, focusing its role on unlocking results-based climate finance to enable the design and implementation of projects achieving GHG emissions reductions and or removals, this briefing paper will highlight the progress of the carbon market during COP (and
- Critics have called the approval of ‘climate credits’ rules on day one . . .
Some have questioned the time scales, but the Project Developer Forum welcomes the decision to ‘operationalize’ Article 6 4 of the Paris Agreement, marking progress in the development of a global carbon market that can help the world achieve emissions reduction targets – consistent with no more than two degrees of warming against pre
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