How Southeast Asian countries are positioning themselves at COP29

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How Southeast Asian countries are positioning themselves at COP29 - Eco-Business

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Eco-Business takes a look at the key issues being pushed at the pavilions of Asean countries at the climate summit in Baku.

Carbon markets are one of the key topics of focus at the pavilion, as Singapore announced five years ago its ambition of becoming the regions’ carbon hub, where firms can purchase high-quality carbon credits from Asia and elsewhere to offset their greenhouse emissions.

By bringing a part of their culture into the pavilion, the country was able to show its commitment to inclusive climate action as part of its policy, she added.