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The Project Developer Forum (PD Forum) is the collective voice for companies and practitioners financing and developing greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction and removal projects globally.
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Our members bring deep technical knowledge and extensive experience across global CO2 mitigation instruments, from the UNFCCC’s flexibility mechanisms and voluntary standards to climate finance and country-specific initiatives. This expertise positions the PD Forum as an essential platform for shaping the future of climate policy.
Drawing on this long-term perspective, we analyse emerging rules under the Paris Agreement’s Article 6, providing critical insights into how these sustainable development mechanisms align with Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and Voluntary Carbon Markets.
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COP30 Wishlist: Seven Priorities to Make Article 6 Work in Practice
With COP30 starting imminently in Belém, the Project Developer Forum (PD Forum) has issued its key priorities for advancing international carbon markets under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.

COP30 Wishlist: Seven Priorities to Make Article 6 Work in Practice
With COP30 starting imminently in Belém, the Project Developer Forum (PD Forum) has issued its key priorities for advancing international carbon markets under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.

Project Developer Forum statement on Article 6.4 draft Permanence Standard
The Project Developer Forum has published a media statement on the draft Article 6.4 Permanence Standard, warning that the current approach risks undermining the entire

Application of PACM baselines rules – an Improved Cookstoves case study submitted to Article 6.4 SB
Application of PACM baseline rules – an Improved Cookstoves case study submitted to The Article 6.4 Supervisory Body and Methodology Expert Panel on October 3rd

Eligibility of Multi-Methodology Projects under the Core Carbon Principles
Letter to ICVCM on Eligibility of Multi-Methodology Projects under the Core Carbon Principles The Project Developer Forum (PDF), representing a broad coalition of project developers