Development of Lesotho's National Carbon Markets Framework for Article 6 and Voluntary Carbon Markets

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The Government of Lesotho, funded by IFAD under the ROLL project, is seeking an individual consultant to develop a National Carbon Markets Legal Framework aligned with Article 6 and Voluntary Carbon Markets.

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