The Joint Crediting Mechanism as Article 6.2 activity

This presentation was delivered by Maiko Uga from the Ministry of the Environment, Japan at the informal dialogue on Article 6 meeting – November 30, 2020. The presentation covers the essential elements of the Joint Crediting Mechanism, draws lessons and presents a way forward for JCM activities to adopt rules and modalities of Article 6.2.

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The Joint Crediting Mechanism as Article 6.2 activity

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