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Article 6 Network

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Working Groups

Join as a member to suggest and take part in Working Groups. Bring a challenge, share your experience and help make the Article 6 market better.

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Shared challenges. Practical progress.

Working groups bring participants across the market together around a focused question, an agenda and a set of useful outcomes.

6.2

Article 6.2

Cooperative approaches and bilateral implementation.

Topics to explore

  • Authorisation and institutional readiness
  • Reporting and corresponding adjustments
  • Practical lessons from cooperation between countries
6.4

Article 6.4

The Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism.

Topics to explore

  • Methodologies and project development
  • Validation, verification and issuance
  • Safeguards and implementation questions
ITMO

ITMOs

From mitigation outcomes to international transfers.

Topics to explore

  • Transaction structures and buyer requirements
  • Registry interoperability and transfer tracking
  • Accounting, transparency and avoiding double counting

These are starting topics, not published meeting agendas. Member directories, discussions and group participation are accessed through the secure workspace.

Shape the work

Suggest

Propose a topic or a new group. Explain the market challenge, who should take part and the outcome you want to achieve.

Create

Give a group a clear purpose and invite collaboration around Article 6.2, Article 6.4, ITMOs or another practical market question.

Join

Join a group relevant to your work, contribute to discussions and follow its agenda and milestones.

Member participation is awaiting activation

Login and group participation will open once member access is activated. Creating groups in the member workspace also requires the new group services to be enabled. In the meantime, send your ideas to the Secretariat using the Working Group Suggestion form.

Working Group Suggestion

A place for constructive collaboration

Keep contributions relevant, disclose conflicts of interest and share only material you have permission to publish. A group’s work does not endorse specific credits, projects or transactions.