Article 6.2 is moving from rulemaking and bilateral agreements to market execution. For APAC, the opportunity is significant: substantial mitigation potential and demand for climate finance coexist with authorisation uncertainty, limited institutional capacity, fragmented MRV, registry gaps and lengthy approvals.

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Co-published by CFAS2026 and Bodhi Hub Climate Advisory, this white paper examines how regional cooperation can generate verified, transferable mitigation outcomes at scale. It frames Article 6.2 not simply as diplomacy, but as a market-building challenge requiring stronger governance, credible data, interoperable infrastructure and closer alignment with trade, investment and national decarbonisation.

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The APAC 6.2 Acceleration Framework sets out three priorities: Intelligence, Infrastructure and Integration—covering sector baselines, high-integrity MRV, registry readiness, institutional expertise, domestic market alignment and regional coordination.

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The message is clear: countries that combine policy clarity, technical credibility and trusted execution will be best positioned to mobilise finance and scale decarbonisation.