Oecd Development Policy Tools Guiding Principles For Durable Extractive Contracts
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OECD Development Policy Tools Guiding Principles for Durable Extractive Contracts
The Guiding Principles for Durable Extractive Contracts (the Guiding Principles) provide guidance on how resource projects can be developed to reflect the balance of risks and rewards that underpins durable contracts, while taking into account community interests and concerns since the very beginning.
OECD Development Policy Tools Equitable Framework and Finance for Extractive-based Countries in Transition (EFFECT)
How can fossil fuel producers and mineral-rich developing countries design realistic, just and cost-effective low-carbon transition pathways? Taking into account the heterogeneity of low-carbon trajectories, Equitable Framework and Finance for Extractive-based Countries in Transition (EFFECT) provides options for policy makers, industry and finance institutions in search of the answers.
OECD Development Policy Tools Methane Abatement in Developing Countries Regulations, Incentives and Finance
Global methane emissions are not reducing at the scale and pace needed to limit warming to a level consistent with the Paris-aligned 1.5°C pathways. Global demand for natural gas is growing, and many developing countries plan to monetise their natural gas reserves to enhance energy access, support industrialisation and achieve improved development outcomes. It is therefore urgent to substantially reduce methane emissions in the production and consumption of oil and gas. This report provides recommendations for the design of robust regulatory frameworks on methane abatement in the upstream oil and gas sector. It also sets out the enabling conditions as well as the incentives for deploying cost-effective methane abatement solutions in developing countries producing oil and gas. Recognising the shared responsibility of consuming and producing countries in reducing methane emissions, the report identifies options to finance methane abatement in developing countries in order to move from voluntary commitments to concrete actions.