New sources of financing, part 3. IOSCO highlights problems in the disclosures of climate-related transition plans.

New sources of financing, part 2. IOSCO publishes 21 Good Practices for the Voluntary Carbon Markets.

New sources of financing, part 1. The international association of securities regulators concludes its review of both Compliance and Voluntary Carbon Markets. And the results are great references.

How to organize the carbon credits market? Six renowned global organizations WB, UNDP, A6IP, ICVCM, VCMI and GGGI come together to support countries.

Sustainability audits are reinforced with the new IAASB manual, International Standard on Sustainability Assurance.

Approved law that creates the carbon credits market in Brazil, regulated and voluntary together. It will be years before its full implementation. How about getting an idea about prices?

Argentina presents bill for carbon markets. And in Brazil…

COP 29 approves the creation of the carbon market under Article 6.4. In Brazil, today is the day of another attempt to vote on the law that establishes the national carbon market.

Loss and Damage $1 billion, Marshall Plan $1.4 tri and Needs Determination Report $6 tri. Important to know, now that COP 29 begins in Azerbaijan, dubbed the Finance COP.

Synthesis report of the Nationally determined contributions under the Paris Agreement, before the next round. A document to be discussed at COP 29 in Baku. And who will be there.