A step-by-step resource to help countries design policies, unlock finance and accelerate methane-reducing solutions in the waste sector.

This program marks a milestone as the first mitigation initiative ever to be incorporated into the platform—and the first from Latin America. Its inclusion highlights the program’s impact on supporting the implementation of Chile’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and underscores its potential to scale methane mitigation projects in the waste sector.

Our region offers unique advantages for Net Zero: clean power grids, renewable technologies, and abundant minerals. Yet at the same time, it faces resource gaps, socio-environmental tensions, and local resistance. Its role will be critical in turning a winding road into a just, sustainable, and resilient transition.

Over three days, our team—together with a wide range of stakeholders, from financiers to beneficiaries—will be discussing, among other topics, the importance of incorporating MRV schemes for accurate accountability, how to design ambitious projects aligned with national priorities, and how to leverage financing to implement such initiatives.

“Deepening Impact, Expanding Action in SIDS” takes place September 23–25 in Florianópolis, Brazil. The workshop will bring together island nation leaders and global partners to scale waste solutions and climate action.

• ImplementaSur took part in the Regional Meeting: Articulation and Mobilization of Investments for the Implementation of NDCs in Latin America and the Caribbean, organized by LEDS LAC, the ArticuLAC Community of Practice, the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA), and supported by the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI).

A milestone that strengthens our purpose of generating positive impact from the inside out—environmentally, socially, and economically.

As COP30 approaches, methane reduction stands out as one of the most effective and urgent measures to tackle the climate crisis and improve public health. Recycle Organics participated in the conference reaffirming its commitment and issuing a clear call: we need more funding to scale solutions that are already delivering results.

A strategic step to advance climate action in Colombia and the Global South.

In November and December, Chile’s National Energy Commission (CNE) announced key updates to electricity market tariffs, specifically concerning three main areas: the Public Service Charge, the Transmission Toll, and the Short-Term Node Price. These changes impact both regulated and unregulated (free) customers.

The Community of Practice will support 10 Latin American and Caribbean countries in reducing methane emissions from the waste sector.

The Biodiversity COP16, taking place this October and November in Cali, Colombia, is a clear call to accelerate the collaboration between public and private actors to tackle the biodiversity crisis.