NDC & Net Zero
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- News 19 March 2026 New Article 6 Pipeline strengthens transparency and ambition in carbon markets The UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre has launched the Article 6 Pipeline, a web-based platform designed to support effective implementation of Article 6 and advance climate ambition and sustainable development. The new Article 6 Pipeline offers interactive maps, dashboards, and data to explore activities by country, region, sectors, and mitigation solutions. Visit the new Article 6 Pipeline here. Opening the launch, Martin Krause, Director of the Climate Change Division at UNEP, highlighted the…
- News 17 March 2026 Marshall Islands advance climate ambition through NDC 3.0 mission The Republic of the Marshall Islands is advancing implementation of its enhanced Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC 3.0), showcasing that climate change is a matter of survival for the atoll nation. During a recent mission, experts from the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre joined partners in engaging with government, development organizations and communities to support the transition from climate ambition to investment-ready action. With implementation by the UNEP Copenhagen Climate…
- Event 2 March 2026 Join the launch of the Article 6 Pipeline Article 6 of the Paris Agreement provides a framework for countries to cooperate in the implementation of their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) through international carbon markets: The Article 6.2 cooperative approaches and the Article 6.4 Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM). The new UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre Article 6 Pipeline provides open data and analysis made available in a web-based, user-friendly format. The pipeline tracks implementation of Article 6 activities…
- Project 20 February 2026 Mainstreaming climate change for policy, strategy and planning in Moldova The project supports enhancing the technical and institutional capacities of Moldovan key national public institutions for mainstreaming climate change into sectoral strategies, policies, and plans, and for mobilizing resources to achieve both its updated NDC and long-term LEDS (Low Emission Development Strategy) goals. Moldova has recently updated its NDC and is aligning it with its National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP), creating an urgent need to build capacity across ministries such as…
- Project 19 February 2026 Support for the development of Mauritius' NDC 3.0 (2025–2035) Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) is an essential element of the global architecture to achieve the climate goals established in the Paris Agreement. Every five years, countries use the NDC as their primary tool to communicate, nationally as well as internationally, its plans and commitments for climate action, both in terms of reducing emissions and in terms of responding to climate risks through adaptation actions and measures to address loss and damage. NDCs are thus…
- Project 29 January 2026 Enhancing NDC Implementation in Zambia Zambia is strengthening its climate action framework as it updates its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC 3.0) and advances implementation of its National Green Growth Strategy and 8th National Development Plan. While the country has made important progress, including the launch of its NDC Implementation Framework in 2023, there is a need to revise this framework to reflect the expanded scope of the updated NDC and to translate climate targets into bankable investment priorities aligned…
- News 23 January 2026 Guarantee mechanism could unlock energy efficiency investments in Mauritius Energy Performance Contracting (EPC) could unlock some of the largest and fastest energy and emissions reductions in Mauritius, particularly in hotels, resorts and shopping malls, according to speakers at a UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre-supported event held on 23 January 2026 in Port Louis. The event, Energy Performance Contracting for Hotels, Resorts & Malls – Unlocking your Energy Efficiency Potential, brought together energy service companies (ESCOs), hospitality and retail operators,…
- News 6 January 2026 New paper highlights how central banks and financial regulators can respond to climate change A new UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre paper examines the challenges facing central banks and financial regulators in emerging markets and developing countries as they begin integrating climate change into their operations. It shows how climate change is increasingly recognized as a material risk to price stability and financial stability, while also highlighting the structural and resource constraints that are limiting the range of tools available to central banks and financial regulators to…