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Saudi Arabia and ICR Sign Historic MoU at COP16 Riyadh - Framework for Nature Based Solutions

In a collaboration aimed at advancing global climate solutions, the National Center for Vegetation Cover Development and Combating Desertification (NCVC) and the International Carbon Registry (ICR) entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) during the COP16 to the UN Convention to Combat Desertification in Riyadh. This MoU signifies a major step forward in leveraging Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) to address climate challenges and foster sustainable development in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.Building Bridges in Saudi Arabia, Contributing to Vision 2030 Saudi Arabia is committed to

ICR and Carbonmark Announce Integration for Carbon Credit Trading

The International Carbon Registry (ICR) and Carbonmark have announced their technology integration which enables the full feature set being worked on for the past year, including credit fractionalization, automated purchase and retirements via API, and core marketplace functionality. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility, transparency, and efficiency in carbon markets by enabling real-time transactions and retirements of carbon credits. Projects are already listed and ready for retirement.Enhancing Carbon Markets with Blockchain Technology By leveraging Carbonmark's innovative

ICR Starts Pilot Biodiversity Program

Integrating Biodiversity Conservation and Restoration Into the Global Sustainability EffortsReykjavík, Iceland – June 20, 2024 – The International Carbon Registry (ICR) announced today the development of a Pilot Biodiversity Program, designed to seamlessly integrate biodiversity conservation and restoration into global sustainability efforts. This pilot program in biodiversity aims to ensure that projects contributing to enhancing biodiversity have a framework to follow and organizations a quantifiable means of compensating for their effect on biodiversity or contribute to measurable

International Carbon Registry and Kita build next generation buffer management

· International Carbon Registry (ICR) and Kita announce partnership for independent risk management of ICR’s buffer. · ICR’s focus on quality assurance, process efficiency and transparent outcomes will be supported by the active risk management provided by Kita’s ‘Buffer as a Service’, enabling technical management and risk assessment aligned to financial industry norms. · This announcement signifies the commencement of a governance update to incorporate Buffer as a Service into ICR’s protocols, which will conclude with a public consultation to ensure clarity for ICR’s key stakeholders.

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