Indonesia has introduced Ministerial Regulation Number 6/2026 to standardize carbon trading within its forestry sector. The new rules establish a clear pipeline for mitigation, measurement, and validation to provide more certainty for businesses and local communities. A key feature of the regulation is the use of a nesting approach to stop double carbon accounting. By integrating these processes into a national system, the government aims to build market trust and create sustainable financing for forest conservation and ecosystem restoration.
