The Eastern Africa Alliance on Carbon Markets and Climate Finance (EAA) led the Eastern Africa Regional Carbon Market Dialogue, a significant event dedicated to advancing the discourse on carbon markets within the region. This two-day dialogue, hosted by the Government of Kenya, offers a unique opportunity for stakeholders to come together and explore the latest advancements and challenges in this critical field.
Event Highlights
This interactive dialogue will bring together a diverse array of participants, including policymakers, industry leaders, environmental advocates, and international stakeholders. Here’s what you can look forward to:
- Understanding Article 6
Dive deep into the operational aspects of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, which establishes the framework for cooperative approaches and market mechanisms. Gain insights into how it can be effectively implemented within Eastern Africa to drive sustainable development.
- Exploring the Voluntary Carbon Market
Engage in discussions about the latest trends and developments in the Voluntary Carbon Market. Understand how stakeholders can leverage this market to not only meet climate goals but also drive economic growth and innovation.
- Best Practices and Lessons Learned
Participate in knowledge-sharing sessions that will highlight best practices from across the region and beyond. Learn about the real-world applications of carbon markets and the strategies that have proven successful in overcoming common challenges.
- Identifying Opportunities and Challenges
Collaborate with peers to identify the key opportunities and challenges facing carbon markets in Eastern Africa. This dialogue serves as an essential platform for brainstorming solutions and crafting actionable strategies to enhance market efficiency.
- Collaboration for Collective Impact
Organized in cooperation with the International Emissions Trading Association (IETA), GIZ on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, and the UNFCCC Regional Collaboration Centre for East and Southern Africa, this dialogue underscores the importance of collaboration in addressing climate finance and carbon market dynamics.