How can countries move from Article 6.2 readiness to real implementation?

The Global Carbon Council’s Carbon Market Infrastructure (CMI) provides an interoperable digital ecosystem designed to help countries operationalize Article 6.2 while maintaining sovereign control over their national carbon market systems.

CMI brings together key functions including national registry portals, project approval and authorization workflows, issuance and transfer of mitigation outcomes, corresponding adjustments, transaction tracking, accounting, Article 6 reporting, methodology support and payment integration.

Designed to work with both national and independent carbon standards, CMI helps countries avoid the time and complexity of building systems from scratch while supporting transparency, interoperability and alignment with national priorities and NDC objectives.

The platform also enables real-time tracking, structured reporting and transparent transfers between host and acquiring countries.

Watch the video to learn how GCC’s CMI can help countries operationalize Article 6.2 effectively, credibly and at scale.