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24-25 January 2012 Johannesburg
The Climate Markets & Investment Association (CMIA) is an international trade association representing firms that finance, invest in, and provide enabling support to activities that reduce emissions. CMIA's membership accounted for 75 per cent of the global carbon market in 2010, valued at approximately USD 120 billion. more
Miles Austin, Director CMIA gives evidence to the Energy and Climate Change Committee (ECC) at the second inquiry session on the EU ETS on 11 October. More details can be found here
Click here to read the results of negotiations in Durban in relation to REDD+ and its implications for CMIA members
CMIA voted new board members in on 12 October. more
CMIA is hosting the Second International Voluntary and Compliance Markets Assembly at COP17 on 5 December 18.30-20.30 hours at Standard Bank's Durban offices. more
Access here the report on REDD+ financing to be launched in Durban on 5 December in support of negotiations. This is an initiative of the Swiss and Philippine governments with CMIA as one of the implementing agencies.
Notes from the briefing in October can be found here
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Read here to read the literature review on the current state of REDD+ financing prepared by CMIA member, Climate Focus
Click here to read the CMIA's submission to the UNFCCC regarding new mechanisms, and here to read the annex to it.
CMIA's FMIA working group highlights the principles to be considered in the design of the Green Climate Fund so that it is able to incentivise private investment in climate mitigation. more
CMIA's Voluntary Markets working group has released an updated fact sheet on the voluntary markets. more
CMIA's EU ETS and Taxation working groups have submitted this response to a consultation on a proposed UK floor price for carbon.
We have made a submission to the UNFCCC on draft recommendations to be forwarded to the CMP, and guidance on criteria for baseline setting and montoring.