Plenary Meeting of the Paris Agreement Article 6 Implementation Partnership

19 March 2025, 19:00-21:00 JST (11:00-13:00 CEST, 6:00-8:00 EDT)
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The Paris Agreement Article 6 Implementation Partnership (A6IP) Center organized the fourth Plenary Meeting of the A6IP on March 19th, 2025.

Following the adoption of remaining Article 6 rules and guidelines at COP 29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, 2025 is a critical year to transition towards Article 6 implementation, recognizing the important role of Article 6 in delivering tangible mitigation impacts and support countries in achieving net zero emissions. In doing so, Article 6 must be able to contribute to raising NDC ambition by promoting high-hanging fruits mitigation opportunities such as new technologies and innovations and enable scalability through partnership between the governments, private sectors and relevant stakeholders.

The Plenary Meeting brought together all partners from around the world and focused on:

  • Sharing experience in promoting development of new technologies and innovations for Article 6 projects, including nature-based and technology-based carbon removals; and
  • Presenting highlights from A6IP Article 6 Implementation Status Report (A6ISR) and outline activities for FY2025, including sharing the proposed activity plan, key milestones, initiatives, and opportunities for future collaboration under the Partnership.

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Event Details

Date/time
19 March 2025, 19:00-21:00 JST (11:00-13:00 CEST, 6:00-8:00 EDT)
Venue

Online

Languages
English

Presentation Materials

MC: Kayleigh Crabb, Policy Researcher, A6IP

19:00-19:05Opening RemarksSatoru Iino, Director of Office of International Carbon Market, Ministry of Environment, Japan 
19:05-19:10Context of today’s plenaryHayato Nakamura, Programme Manager, A6IP 
19:10-20:25

Session 1: A Focus on New Technologies: Project Development & Opportunities

Moderator: Diana Khan, Programme Manager, A6IP

Recognizing the urgent need to raise climate ambition aligning with net zero pathways, this session focuses on organizations sharing their experiences in promoting development of new technologies and innovations for Article 6 projects, including nature-based and technology-based carbon removals, which promotes high-hanging fruits mitigation opportunities and contributes to raising NDC ambition. Presentations and discussions will explore:

  • Which strategies or approaches are most effective in accelerating advanced technology diffusion through Article 6?
  • Which elements of the design and implementation of these new types of projects are crucial in ensuring ambition, integrity and scalability?
  • How should the private sector, governments and relevant stakeholders collaborate to build the necessary enabling environment to accelerate the adoption of new technologies and innovations?
Sharing projects / Overview of the sector & Discussion on various factors
 
Ben Rattenbury, Sylvera 
Jeffry Silverman, Conservation International 
Marianne Tikkanen, Puro EarthPDF (1.1MB)
Discussant(s) from Government representative(s) - TBC 
Q&A / Comments from the audience
20:25-20:55

Session 2: Article 6 Implementation Status Report (A6ISR) and FY 2025 activities of A6IP

Moderator: Supanut Chotevitayatarakorn, Programme Manager, A6IP

The A6IP Center will present highlights from its Article 6 Implementation Status Report (A6ISR) and outline activities for FY2025. This includes sharing the proposed activity plan, key milestones, initiatives, and opportunities for future collaboration under the Partnership.

Highlights from the Article 6 Implementation Status Report (A6ISR)Diana Khan, Programme Manager, A6IPPDF (727KB)
FY2025 activity planHayato Nakamura, Programme Manager, A6IPPDF (509KB)
Comments from partners
20:55-21:00Closing remarksA6IP/ IGES