Singapore to join expanded Common Ground Taxonomy at COP29

Published on November 5, 2024

The China-EU taxonomy initiative's co-chair revealed that an expanded version will be launched in November, with hopes to add large economies like Brazil and Indonesia to become “a globally accepted benchmark for taxonomy development”.

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