Carbon Markets Initiative
RMI is bringing greater trust and transparency to a voluntary carbon market that reduces and removes emissions in line with a 1.5°C future
This was the second in a two-part webinar series that introduced RMI’s Carbon Crediting Data Framework (CCDF), an open-source blueprint designed to bring clarity and consistency to project data in the voluntary carbon market (VCM). Find more details on the first session, which covered the foundational concepts behind the CCDF, here.
In this session, attendees heard directly from early users and project developers who are testing the CCDF against real-world carbon crediting projects. A panel of practitioners shared how structured, standardized, and digitized data adds credibility and impact to projects. It highlights both the opportunities and challenges of building a more transparency and interoperable VCM.
This series was tailored for stakeholders who work with carbon market data systems and want to better align how a project is standardized, assessed, and shared.
RMI is bringing greater trust and transparency to a voluntary carbon market that reduces and removes emissions in line with a 1.5°C future
The Carbon Markets Initiative (CMI) is launching the Carbon Crediting Data Framework (CCDF), a first-of-its-kind open-source framework that brings structure, clarity, and transparency to the data that defines carbon credits.