Voluntary Carbon and Nature Markets: Raising Integrity
Overview
This consultation seeks to clarify and test the UK Government’s proposed policy and governance framework for helping to ensure the integrity of Voluntary Carbon and Nature Market credits and the use of credits. It provides a response to calls from business, finance, farming, and environmental stakeholders for clarity on the Government’s approach.
It also responds to recommendations from the Climate Change Committee and others for a new regulatory approach for these markets. It elaborates the UK Government’s six Voluntary Carbon and Nature Market Integrity Principles, invites views on their potential implementation, and on several specific topics where the Government could help these markets realise more of their potential.
Read the consultation document on GOV.UK.
Audiences
- Business journalists
- Charities
- Charities and Third Sector organisations
- Charity or social enterprise
- Civil Society Organisations
- Coal
- Construction
- Consumer law specialists
- Consumer organisations
- Consumers
- Consumers
- Finance
- General public
- Individual
- Innovation community
- Investment
- Large businesses (over 250 staff)
- Legal representative
- Local government
- Low carbon technologies
- Manufacturing
- Medium business (50 to 250 staff)
- Micro business (up to 9 staff)
- Multinational businesses
- Non-departmental public bodies
- Non-Government Organisations
- Oil and Gas
- Property
- Regulator
- Research Councils
- Research Funders
- Researchers
- Retail
- Science journalists
- Science Policy organisations and thinktanks
- Small business (10 to 49 staff)
- SMEs (small and medium businesses)
- Technology (R&D)
- The Devolved Administrations
- Thinktanks
- Trade bodies
- Universities
Interests
- Business investment
- Carbon budgets
- Carbon capture and storage
- Carbon markets
- Carbon neutrality
- Carbon offsetting
- Climate change
- Competitiveness
- Consumer rights
- Economic growth
- Emissions
- Energy and climate change
- Energy and climate change
- Energy efficiency
- Energy efficiency
- Growth
- Innovation
- International
- International
- Investment
- Oil and Gas
- Oil and gas
- Regulation
- Regulation and red tape
- Research
- Science and society
- Starting a business
- Taxation
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