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SUMMARY:COP31
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the Government of Türkiye under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)\, COP31 will take place November 9–20\, 2026\, in Antalya. COP31 will include international climate negotiations\, high-level discussions\, and events focused on topics such as climate finance\, carbon markets\, mitigation\, and adaptation. \nVerra staff participating: Mandy Rambharos\, CEO | Erdem Koch\, senior director\, media and advocacy | Sinclair Vincent\, senior director\, program development | Stefan Jirka\, director\, agriculture & supply chain innovation | Ian Kuwahara\, director\, energy and industrial innovation | Cassio Souza\, director\, market and client relations | Win Sim Tan\, regional representative\, Asia and the Pacific | Liz Guinessey\, senior manager\, food and blue carbon innovation | Tina Irven\, manager\, global events strategy | Nurul Iman Suansa\, lead program officer\, jurisdictional REDD+ development \nVerra staff will engage in events and discussions throughout the conference. Connect with Verra at one of our COP31 events: \nVerra-hosted events\nVerra is a sponsor of the Standards Pavilion in the blue zone at COP31 and will be hosting events at the venue. \nFriday\, November 13\nFireside Chat Scope 3 Standards Program: From ambition to action: scaling high-integrity scope 3 projects \nTime: 11:15 – 11:45 am local time \nLocation: COP 31 blue zone \nVerra staff speaking: Stefan Jirka\, director\, agriculture & supply chain innovation \nDescription: As companies face growing pressure to address Scope 3 emissions\, many struggle to translate climate commitments into measurable reductions and removals across complex value chains. While investment opportunities are expanding\, the market needs credible ways to quantify\, verify\, and report the impacts of value chain climate action. This fireside chat will explore how innovative approaches can accelerate value chain climate action and advance global climate goals\, with a focus on Verra’s newly launched Scope 3 Standard Program (S3S). Building on the accounting foundations of Verra’s Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) Program\, S3S applies proven project-based approaches within value chains\, using standardized methodologies\, independent validation and verification\, and transparent digital infrastructure to certify greenhouse gas outcomes. The discussion will examine S3S within the broader corporate net-zero ecosystem\, including how certified projects can support emerging Scope 3 accounting and reporting approaches while complementing direct decarbonization efforts and frameworks such as the SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard. Drawing on lessons from the voluntary carbon market\, pilots\, and stakeholder engagement\, panelists will explore how companies\, producers\, project developers\, and other value chain actors can collaborate to unlock investment in verified emissions reductions and removals. Attendees will gain practical insight into the standards\, verification systems\, and market infrastructure needed to turn climate commitments into credible outcomes. \nThis is a small invite-only event. To express your interest to participate please register here. \n\n\nWorkshop Article 6 and CORSIA Label Guidance: Navigating Article 6.2 and CORSIA: Practical Insights on Authorization\, Eligibility and Market Use \nTime: 12:00 – 1:30 pm local time \nLocation: COP 31 blue zone \nVerra staff speaking: Win Sim Tan\, regional representative\, Asia and the Pacific | Liz Guinessey\, senior manager\, food and blue carbon innovation \nDescription: This session will explore how Article 6.2 and CORSIA are being operationalized and what this means in practice for governments\, project proponents\, and market participants. It will provide an overview of Verra’s Article 6 and CORSIA labeling framework\, including the requirements for Article 6 authorization and CORSIA eligibility\, and how these are reflected in the Verra Registry.   The discussion will address the role of Letters of Authorization (LOAs)\, host-country reporting through Biennial Transparency Reports (BTRs)\, and the UNFCCC Article 6 infrastructure\, as well as the insurance pathway available under Verra’s CORSIA framework. Drawing on practical implementation experience\, the session will examine how governments\, project proponents\, and other market participants can navigate authorization\, corresponding adjustment requirements\, and different uses of mitigation outcomes under Article 6.2 and CORSIA. \nThis is a small invite-only event. \n\n\nMonday\, November 16\nScaling High-Integrity Carbon Credit Supply - Practical Implementation of Article 6  \nTime: 12:00 – 1:30 pm local time \nLocation: Side Event Room Pink – blue zone \nVerra staff speaking: Win Sim Tan\, regional representative\, Asia and the Pacific \nDescription: Carbon markets under the Paris Agreement are moving from rule-making to implementation. This two-part panel brings together host country representatives\, project developers\, technical experts and sovereign buyers. Together\, they will discuss challenges and lessons from implementing Article 6 authorization frameworks before changing gear to explore key building blocks for scaling high-quality carbon credit supply through jurisdictional REDD+. \nPanel 1 – From Rule-making to Implementation: Article 6.2 Challenges and Lessons \nPanel 2 – Building the Foundations: Capacity\, MRV and Financing for Jurisdictional REDD+ Implementation \n\n\nTuesday\, November 17\nFireside Chat Scaling forest climate action: Jurisdictional approaches to carbon markets \nTime: 9:30 – 10:00 am local time \nLocation: COP 31 – blue zone \nVerra staff speaking: Nurul Iman Suansa\, lead program officer\, jurisdictional REDD+ development \nDescription: This fireside chat will explore how jurisdictional approaches can help governments mobilize carbon finance and scale forest climate action across entire jurisdictions. Using practical government experience\, the discussion will examine how jurisdictional carbon market frameworks can support credible accounting\, environmental integrity\, government participation\, and the integration of projects and other activities within broader jurisdictional strategies. The session will consider Verra’s Jurisdictional and Nested REDD+ (JNR) Framework as one approach for supporting jurisdictional forest carbon programs and enabling projects and jurisdictional programs to operate within an integrated accounting framework. It will also explore how jurisdictional approaches can connect with broader carbon-market developments\, including eligibility under frameworks such as CORSIA and the ICVCM Core Carbon Principles where applicable. The experience of Misiones could provide a practical example of how a subnational government can structure participation in carbon markets through a jurisdictional approach\, while recognizing that the appropriate structure will depend on each jurisdiction’s institutional\, regulatory\, and forest context. \nThis is a small invite-only event. \n\n\nVerra speaking engagements\nTuesday\, November 10\nMunicipalities Steering Energy \nTime: 2:00 – 3:30 pm local time \nLocation: Union of Municipalities of Türkiye (Türkiye Belediyeler Birliği – TBB) Pavilion – blue zone \nVerra staff speaking: Cassio Souza\, director\, market and client relations \nHosted by: Union of Municipalities of Türkiye \nDescription: The panel will discuss how municipalities can plan\, fund\, and implement energy transition. It will share experiences and insights to support local energy policies. Topics will include assessing energy use and needs\, implementing projects\, building institutional capacity\, interregional cooperation\, and carbon certification \n\n\nThursday\, November 12\nFrom Registry Infrastructure to ITMO: Building Host-Country Confidence via International Standards \nTime: 3:30 – 6:00 pm local time \nLocation: Singapore Pavilion – blue zone \nVerra staff speaking: Sinclair Vincent\, senior director\, program development \nHosted by: S&P Global Energy and Ministry of Trade of Singapore \nDescription: Many ITMOs host countries face a choice: build national registries and programme that issue credits or adopt the existing international standards their projects. This closed-door workshop brings host-country negotiators and registry officials together with Verra and Gold Standard to address common concerns about authorising and transferring ITMOs issued under international programmes\, from corresponding adjustments and sovereignty to data visibility and double-counting safeguards. Indonesia will share its experience with SRUK\, a national registry that tracks internationally issued credits. Participants will explore how an accounting-and-tracking registry can deliver Article 6.2 compliance\, preserve national oversight\, and avoid the cost\, delay and market fragmentation of duplicate issuance. \nThis is a closed-door workshop (by invite) only – targeting only ITMOs sellers’ countries. \n\n\nFriday\, November 13\nKazakhstan’s Carbon Market: From National Mechanisms to International Cooperation \nTime: 9:20–10:00 am local time \nLocation: Kazakhstan Pavilion – blue zone \nVerra staff speaking: Cassio Souza\, director\, market and client relations \nHosted by: Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan\, International Green Technologies and Investment Projects Center (IGTIPC)\, Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC) \nDescription: During the event\, participants will explore available sources of financing\, including financial institutions\, development banks\, green and sustainable finance instruments\, ESG financing\, and carbon market mechanisms\, including the voluntary carbon market (VCM) and I-REC renewable energy certificates. Particular attention will be given to investor and financial institution requirements\, the preparation of bankable projects\, transaction structuring\, and building a high-quality investment pipeline. The discussion will also address the development of regional demand for carbon units and I-REC certificates\, as well as the role of exchange infrastructure in facilitating the circulation and trading of these instruments across Central Asia. The event will bring together representatives of standards and registries\, development institutions\, investors\, and ecosystem developers. \n\n\nBlue Carbon and Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (mCDR): Navigating Pathways for Ocean Climate Action \nTime: 4:30–5:20 pm local time \nLocation: Ocean Pavilion – blue zone \nVerra staff speaking: Liz Guinessey\, senior manager\, food and blue carbon innovation \nHosted by: Conservation International \nDescription: The climate crisis demands a full suite of solutions: rapid fossil fuel phaseout\, protection and restoration of nature\, and responsible innovations to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Blue carbon ecosystems provide immediate\, multi-benefit carbon sequestration and storage. Marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) pathways will be an increasingly important part of efforts to meet climate targets and reach gigaton-scale carbon removal\, but these require robust research\, monitoring\, verification\, governance\, and safeguards before they can be deployed at scale. \nBringing together leaders from science\, policy\, and finance\, this session will explore how blue carbon and high-integrity mCDR could work together as climate solutions and what is needed to maximize their value and integrity. Panelists will discuss pathways to responsibly scale both approaches\, translating ocean-climate commitments into financed\, actionable solutions that deliver durable\, meaningful climate mitigation. \n\nSaturday\, 14 November\nFrom Pilot to Scale: Accelerating implementation of PACM through programmatic approaches built around digitalization \nTime: 12:30–1:30 pm local time \nLocation: IETA Pavilion – blue zone \nVerra staff speaking: Mandy Rambharos\, CEO \nHosted by: German Federal Ministry for the Environment (BMUKN) \nDescription: As the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM) moves from design to implementation\, its long-term credibility and impact will depend on whether it can mobilize mitigation at a scale and speed commensurate with the climate change challenge. Early experience has shown that slow methodology approval\, particularly for Programmes of Activities (PoAs)\, and resource-intensive validation and verification processes risk becoming structural bottlenecks\, preventing a rapid roll-out of activities. \nAt the same time\, tested approaches such as standardized baselines and the application of default parameters\, together with new approaches such as digital Monitoring\, Reporting and Verification (MRV) and AI-assisted methodology development\, have a high potential to reduce transaction costs for PoAs. A targeted approach could improve consistency and unlock implementation at scale\, without compromising environmental integrity. Least Developed Countries and stakeholders with limited technical\, financial\, or institutional capacity could benefit\, in particular. \nThe voluntary carbon market (VCM) has served as a valuable testbed and laboratory for new methodological approaches\, including digital MRV solutions. PACM has much to gain by drawing on these lessons and adapting successful VCM innovations to a compliance context while avoiding the pitfalls encountered along the way. Eventually\, a low-cost and high trust rigorous approach in PACM is critical for the long-term relevance of the mechanism and international carbon markets more broadly. \nThis side event brings together practitioners\, methodology developers\, verification bodies\, and policymakers to discuss concrete pathways for streamlining PACM implementation. \n\n\nTuesday\, 17 November\nInternational Mutual Recognition and Harmonization of Environmental Data Standards for High-Integrity Climate Investments \nTime: 9:00–10:30 am local time \nLocation: Indonesia Pavilion – blue zone \nVerra staff speaking: Win Sim Tan\, regional representative\, Asia and the Pacific \nHosted by: Center for Environmental Instruments Standardization (PSILH)\, Ministry of Environment / Environmental Protection Agency (KLH/BPLH)\, Republic of Indonesia \nDescription: This panel will cover international buyer and verification body perspectives on harmonizing local instrument standards with global carbon market criteria (such as Articles 6.2 and 6.4 of the Paris Agreement). It will review how data interoperability and compliance with international certifications can enhance global investor confidence in the quality and qualification of Indonesian carbon credits. \n\n\nTackling Plastic Pollution to Accelerate Decarbonization: Best Practices from ASEAN \nTime: 3:30–5:00 am local time \nLocation: ASEAN Pavilion – blue zone \nVerra staff speaking: Ian Kuwahara\, director\, energy and industrial innovation \nHosted by: Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) \nDescription: Plastic pollution and climate change are often addressed through separate policy frameworks\, yet effective plastic pollution solutions can also generate substantial climate benefits. This session showcases ASEAN’s best practices and policy innovations that deliver co-benefits for both plastic pollution reduction and greenhouse gas mitigation\, including circular economy approaches\, improved waste management\, plastic recycling\, and innovative financing mechanisms. Drawing on ERIA’s regional initiatives and partnerships\, the event will bring together policymakers\, international organizations\, industry representatives\, and experts to highlight practical experiences from across ASEAN. By consolidating and elevating regional success stories on a global stage\, the session aims to strengthen recognition of ASEAN’s leadership\, promote knowledge exchange\, and identify opportunities to scale up integrated solutions that advance both environmental protection and climate action. \n\n\nLooking for a speaker for your COP31 side event? Verra experts are available to participate in panels\, roundtables\, and other engagements. To discuss speaking opportunities or connect with the Verra team during COP31\, contact events@verra.org.
URL:https://verra.org/events/cop-31-conference/
LOCATION:Antalya Expo Center\, Antalya\, Türkiye
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SUMMARY:Ecuador Carbon Forum
DESCRIPTION:The Ecuador Carbon Forum 2026 scheduled for November 25-26 and organized by the Soft Landing Agency and MÉXICO2 (the Mexican Carbon Platform)\, serves as a strategic meeting point for the private sector\, government regulators\, international carbon standards\, project developers\, and academic institutions. Learn more and register. \n  \nPlenary: Panorama of global and regional carbon markets \nDate: Wednesday\, November 25\, 10:25 am local time \n  \nPanel: Article 6: Ecuador’s participation through the Authorization\, Registration\, Tracking\, and Transfer of Mitigation Outcomes (ARTTRM) and the National Climate Change Registry (RNCC) \nDate: Wednesday\, November 25\, 10:50 am local time \n  \nPanel: Overview\, prospects\, and challenges for carbon markets in Ecuador \nDate: Thursday\, November 26\, 12:45 pm am local time \nVerra staff speaking on the sessions and representing Verra at the event: Susana Velez Haller\, regional representative\, Latin America and the Caribbean
URL:https://verra.org/events/ecuador-carbon-forum-2/
LOCATION:Universidad ECOTEC\, Campus Samborondón\, Guayaquil\, Ecuador\, Universidad ECOTEC\, Guayanquil\, Ecuador
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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SUMMARY:Global Carbon Markets Conference
DESCRIPTION:Verra staff participating: Mandy Rambharos\, CEO | Erdem Koch\, senior director\, media and advocacy \nTaking place November 30–December 2 in Paris\, the S&P Global Energy Global Carbon Markets Conference brings together carbon market participants to discuss key developments shaping compliance and voluntary markets\, including carbon pricing\, corporate demand\, Article 6\, carbon removals\, financing\, and evolving policy and accounting frameworks. Learn more and register. \nPanel: Carbon accounting under scrutiny: GHG Protocol updates\, Scope 2\, 3 and the future of corporate reporting \nDate: Tuesday\, December 1 at 2:00 pm local time \nVerra staff speaking: Mandy Rambharos\, CEO \nDescription: The session will explore upcoming changes to GHG Protocol accounting\, including Scope 2 and Scope 3 updates\, and what evolving reporting requirements mean for corporate claims\, procurement decisions\, and credibility. The discussion comes as Verra launches its new Scope 3 Standard (S3S) Program\, a framework for quantifying\, verifying\, and certifying the outcomes of climate action projects within corporate value chains. Learn more about Verra’s Scope 3 Standard Program.
URL:https://verra.org/events/global-carbon-markets-conference-2/
LOCATION:Le Méridien Paris Arc De Triomphe\, Paris\, France
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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SUMMARY:DeCarbon Tokyo 2026
DESCRIPTION:Organized by CMT Events\, DeCarbon Tokyo focuses on Japan’s evolving carbon transition\, exploring industrial decarbonization\, carbon markets and compliance\, and carbon dioxide removal. The three-day conference will cover topics including Japan’s GX-ETS\, Article 6\, carbon procurement\, market integrity\, and scaling high-integrity carbon removals. Learn more and register. \nPanel: Aligning Corporate Strategy with Evolving Climate Standards\, Claims & Carbon Markets \nDate: Wednesday\, December 2\, at 2:25 pm local time \nVerra staff speaking remotely: Win Sim Tan\, regional representative\, Asia and the Pacific \nDescription: Win will join the panel remotely\, discussing how companies face an increasingly complex landscape of net-zero standards\, carbon-credit guidance\, disclosure requirements and claims frameworks. How should they translate these developments into credible corporate action?
URL:https://verra.org/events/decarbon-tokyo-2026/
LOCATION:Tokyo Marriott Hotel\, Tokyo\, Japan
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261204
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SUMMARY:26th Annual IEA-IETA-EPRI Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading
DESCRIPTION:Verra staff participating: Mandy Rambharos\, CEO | Erdem Koch\, senior director\, media and advocacy \nTaking place in Paris\, the 26th annual IEA-IETA-EPRI workshop brings together senior government representatives\, corporate leaders\, and experts to discuss developments in carbon markets and emissions trading systems. Topics include CORSIA implementation\, Article 6\, carbon accounting reforms\, compliance markets\, and carbon pricing. The workshop is invitation-only and conducted under the Chatham House Rule. Learn more.
URL:https://verra.org/events/26th-annual-iea-ieta-epri-workshop-on-greenhouse-gas-emissions-trading/
LOCATION:Rue de la Federation\, Paris\, France
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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SUMMARY:International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC)
DESCRIPTION:The International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC 2026)\, in Punta Cana\, Dominican Repubilc\, will convene government leaders\, business representatives\, civil society\, journalists\, academics\, and young leaders from around the world to advance transparency\, accountability\, and integrity. Under the theme “Igniting the Power of Integrity\,” the conference will explore global solutions to combat corruption and strengthen democratic governance. Learn more and register. \nSession: Building trusted carbon markets: Views from anti-corruption leaders\, standard setter\, and accreditation body \nVerra staff speaking: Thuy Tran\, senior compliance council \nDescription: As carbon markets become central to meeting 2030 climate and Paris Agreement goals\, their success hinges on market participants acting with ethics and integrity. Practical tools for transparency and accountability that are critical to their success will be discussed. Panelists include experts from a standard-setter\, anti‑corruption organizations\, and an accreditation body. \n  \n 
URL:https://verra.org/events/international-anti-corruption-conference-iacc/
LOCATION:Barceló Bávaro Convention Center\, Punta Cana\, Dominican Republic
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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SUMMARY:Verra's Scope 3 Standard Program -- Your Questions Answered
DESCRIPTION:In September\, Verra launched its Scope 3 Standard Program\, which provides the infrastructure for the rigorous certification of value chain projects and helps to unlock immediate and large-scale investment in value chain climate action. \nIn this webinar\, the Scope 3 Team will be answering your questions about this new program. \nYou can submit your question about the Scope 3 Standard Program via our survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/S3SProgram
URL:https://verra.org/events/verras-scope-3-standard-program-your-questions-answered/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Virtual
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261210
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SUMMARY:Carbon Digital Conference
DESCRIPTION:Carbon Digital Conference focuses on developments in Indonesia’s carbon market\, including carbon market readiness\, climate finance\, high-integrity carbon credits\, and digital innovation. Learn more and register. \nPlenary 4: Nature-based solutions validation challenges and updates: How current methodologies can align with Indonesia’s unique landscape & the way forward \nDate: Tuesday\, December 8\, at 5:35 pm local time \nVerra staff speaking: Irfan Nurhadi\, duty representative\, Asia and the Pacific \nDescription: This session will highlight Verra’s planned issuance of the first credits under Indonesia’s updated carbon market regulations. The presentation will cover three Indonesian forestry projects that have received the necessary regulatory approvals and are expected to generate at least 20 million tonnes of CO₂e in emission reductions\, as well as what this development means for nature-based carbon projects in Indonesia.
URL:https://verra.org/events/carbon-digital-conference/
LOCATION:Sheraton Grand Jakarta Gandaria City Hotel\, Jakarta\, Indonesia
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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