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Sharm El-Sheikh

The Paris Agreement established a global carbon market (under Article 6) in which (developing) countries may sell certified emission reductions to (industrialized) countries. In theory, the idea should increase green investment in (developing) countries and contribute to sustainable development. However, evidence from the Clean Developing Mechanism (CDM) show that few countries in need benefited. How should a global market be designed to truly contribute to development and a Just Transition?
Speakers

Angela Churie Kallhauge
Executive Vice President of the Impact, Environmental Defense Fund and senior climate change specialist , World Bank’s Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition

Sami Dellah
Union representative for environmental and Just Transition of United Food and Commercial Workers TUAC/UFCW, Canada, Quebec Federation of Labour

Virender Kumal Duggal
Senior Climate Specialist , Asian Development Bank, ADB

Mandy Rambharos
VP de la coopération mondiale en matière de climat, Environmental Defense Fund
Dialog
Dialog