COP26 SUMMARY REPORT
(COP26), the 16th Conference of Parties serving as the Meeting of Parties to the Kyoto Protocol (CMP16), and the third ... groups stressing the need to give equal importance to non-market mechanisms. After developing country Parties asked for capacity building to help them with market development, especially for Article 6.2, ...
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