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Carbon market corruption risks and mitigation strategies

As a new market with a developing architecture, the carbon market has proven susceptible to corruption and other integrity risks. These risks are significant, because any attempt to undermine the carbon market jeopardises one of the major elements of our global response to climate change.

This paper examines these risks and the carbon market’s vulnerability in terms of both its environmental and financial integrity.

24 September 2015
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Carbon market corruption risks and mitigation strategies

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Dobson, R.; (2015) Carbon market corruption risks and mitigation strategies. Bergen: U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre, Chr. Michelsen Institute (U4 Helpdesk Answer null)

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Rebecca Dobson

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