Can Insurance Successfully Address Reversal Risk in Carbon Markets?
This paper examines whether insurance can credibly address the shortcomings of existing reversal mechanisms. Drawing on lessons from property insurance against wildfire risk and the World Bank Group's CDM-era products, it identifies the key design features and limitations that will determine whether insurance can meaningfully contribute to managing reversal risk. The paper also reflects insights from the CMM-WG workshop held on 12 March 2026, which convened insurers, programme experts, and policymakers to debate the path forward.
Debt-for-Carbon: Using Carbon Credits for Debt Relief
Accounting and monitoring challenges for blue carbon enhancement in national climate policy targets and international carbon markets
Can digital monitoring, reporting, and verification (dMRV) unlock industrial CO2 capture and removal in carbon markets?

