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outlining high-level elements for promoting financial integrity in carbon markets

generally, using the occasion to announce a new partnership in 2025. Building on

IOSCO’s Good Practices and today’s joint publication, IOSCO and the World Bank

will work hand in hand to assist those jurisdictions looking to establish and enhance

carbon markets in their countries.

Presenting the Final Report at COP29, Jean-Paul Servais, Chair of the IOSCO

Board and Chairman of the Belgian Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA)

said: “Today’s report is the result of meaningful engagement with a diverse range of

stakeholders, from regulators to market participants and beyond. Their insights have

been invaluable in shaping our work on voluntary carbon markets over the past three

years with a view to promote financial integrity in voluntary carbon markets.”

Chair Servais further emphasized the importance of a collaborative approach

when it comes to bringing financial integrity to carbon markets. “Our partnership with

the World Bank will empower jurisdictions worldwide in their efforts to establish

robust, transparent, and effective carbon markets”, he said.

“Growing Voluntary Carbon Markets could contribute much more to financing

investments in mitigating climate change,” said Jean Pesme, World Bank Director,

Finance. “We look forward to working with IOSCO to support countries in

implementing the guidelines in the policy note published today, which will help

ensure carbon markets function with financial integrity, under sound regulation and

supervision, and with built-in safeguards against fraud.”

IOSCO’s 21 Good Practices will support sound market structures and enhance

financial integrity in VCMs, facilitating orderly and transparent trading of carbon

credits.

IOSCO’s 21 Good Practices have three overarching objectives:

? To support the establishment of sound market structures and appropriate

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