01CarbonBlaze explainer
Public bodies operate in a distinct context.
A public institution may need to consider law, procurement, national or subnational accounting, reporting, public value, equity, and governance. A private-market label cannot resolve those obligations.
02CarbonBlaze explainer
Policy and project contexts remain distinct.
International mechanisms, national policies, procurement rules, and project-level crediting can interact but do not mean the same thing. Identify the authority, jurisdiction, mechanism, and stated purpose before relying on a term.
03CarbonBlaze explainer
Transparency and safeguards are public-interest topics.
A review can consider evidence access, affected communities, land and rights context, monitoring, grievance processes, and proposed public claims. This is education, not procurement or legal advice.
Common questions
Can this guide be used as procurement advice?
No. Procurement decisions must follow applicable procedures, law, and official guidance.
Does Article 6 decide a local procurement choice?
No. A decision depends on the relevant jurisdiction, program, objective, and rules.