Kenya launches National Carbon Registry, strengthening climate action, carbon markets

Kenya has launched Kenya National Carbon Registry (KNCR) a major step in the country's climate governance, strengthening participation in the international carbon markets...

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Kenya has launched its National Carbon Registry (KNCR), an online platform designed to strengthen the country's climate action and enhance its participation in international carbon markets.

The KNCR aims to consolidate and transparently manage all of Kenya's climate initiatives, eliminating double counting and ensuring credibility in carbon credit verification.
Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change & Forestry Deborah Barasa highlighted that the registry provides a "digital heartbeat" for Kenya's green economy, allowing the nation to fully leverage Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.
The launch follows significant reforms, including 2023 amendments to the Climate Change Act and the 2024 gazettement of Carbon Markets Regulations, establishing a robust legal and institutional framework.
The Designated National Authority (DNA), located at the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), will serve as the "single window" for all carbon market transactions, ensuring operational clarity and investor confidence.

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