The Art of Integrity – State of the Voluntary Carbon Markets 2022 Q3

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Publication Date:
Nov 04, 2022
Topic:
Emission Reduction Program
Region:
Global
Language:
English
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Country:
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This webpage provides the overview of the report The Art of Integrity: The State of the Voluntary Carbon Markets, Q3 Insights Briefing.

Published in August 2022, the report The Art of Integrity: The State of the Voluntary Carbon Markets, Q3 Insights Briefing, conducted by the NPO Ecosystem Marketplace, a Forest Trends’ initiative, provides an overview of the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) at the global level. It details and analyzes the various elements leading the expansion of this market currently peaking at $2Bn in December 2021.

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