As an independent, member-based institute accelerating the transition to net-zero emissions, a central component of the CMI mission is to champion best practice in an inclusive transition that delivers social, economic, and environmental benefits to communities. CMI supports and respects the internationally proclaimed human rights of First Nations Australians as enshrined in numerous international commitments. Accordingly, we are proud to formally support the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament as a way of respecting the right to self-determination underpinned in these universal commitments and as a fundamental step in our country’s reconciliation journey.
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For a decade, the summit has been an important forum for discussion on climate and regional realities and the investment required for a ‘just’ and inclusive transition to a net zero economy. The CMI team independently develops the Summit program with the aim of driving ambition, knowledge exchange, commercial interaction, capacity-building and peer-to-peer networking. Our 10th Summit was held on Gadigal Land in Sydney, across September 14 & 15 2023, and explored the theme Reform, Repair and Race for 1.5°C. Over 700 industry and government representatives attended in person. Don’t miss out on your opportunity to help shape the next decade of climate action in Australasia, view our sponsorship prospectus today.
Read FAQs and latest updates regarding Australia’s renewed NDC of 43% reduction on 2005 emissions by 2030 and the strengthened Safeguard Mechanism designed to drive industrial decarbonisation. Read our Market Brief on the independent review into the Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) framework, understand how Australia’s carbon market is expected to change and catch up on latest developments including the release of the ACCU Review Implementation Plan.
The Code is a formal document that aims to define industry best practice for carbon project developers, agents, aggregators and advisers and represents the minimum standards that all Signatories agree to meet.