Indonesia Set to Launch Full-Scale Carbon Market

Indonesia has announced plans to fully activate its national carbon market by the end of June 2026, unlocking new opportunities for climate financing and sustainable economic growth. The initiative, supported by President Prabowo Subianto’s administration, is anchored in Presidential Regulation No. 110 of 2025, described as a “game

EACC Launches Africa-Focused Carbon Projects

The East African Carbon Company (EACC) was officially launched as a government-aligned platform to develop nature-based carbon projects in partnership with African states, beginning with Uganda. The initiative aims to place governments at the center of carbon finance governance amid

Vietnam’s Sustainable Agriculture Progress Praised by FAO

In an exclusive interview with the Vietnam News Agency in Hanoi, Mr. Vinod Ahuja, the FAO Representative in Vietnam, commended Vietnam’s advances in sustainable agriculture, particularly in low-emission rice cultivation. He highlighted the evolving partnership between the FAO and Vietnam’s Ministry of Agriculture and Environment under the Country

FAO Backs Climate-Smart Agriculture Worldwide

The Global Environment Facility (GEF) has approved eight new FAO-led projects totaling USD 58.8 million to support sustainable and climate-resilient agriculture across seven countries

Voluntary Carbon Markets Gain Momentum in 2025

In 2025, voluntary carbon markets showed clear signs of progress and growing maturity, despite ongoing challenges. According to Trellis, higher-quality carbon credits gained stronger market

High-Quality Carbon Credit Prices Reach Record Highs

The price of high-quality carbon credits has reached record levels in late 2025, according to market intelligence firm Sylvera, signaling a major shift toward integrity-driven demand in the voluntary carbon market. Prices for afforestation, reforestation, and revegetation (ARR) credits rose to $24 per tonne in September, up from $14 at the start of the year. […]