Clear and concrete actions for everybody
We unify a vision amongst members regarding the market and its impact on the sustainable development of Colombia. We do this so we can have a solid and strong carbon market.
Our legacy
Carbon markets
We focus on promoting, strengthen and consolidate Colombia’s carbon market through climatic change’s public politics, always in a constructive way under the following principles:
- Transparency for all the market members.
- Efficiency in all the actions and achievements.
- Continous management regarding carbon factors.
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Documents of interest
For a sustainable and solid market
We work in order to make the Colombian market stronger through strategic actions that allow interactions amongst comercial contacts, experiences and knowledge management.
Our statues
We are a nonprofit trade association, of private law, formed to benefit its affiliates, the ambient sector and sustainable development. Our statues generate the main path of our organizational structure.
Good Practices Manual
Defines the principles and criteria of ethic behavior within The Association with relation to the market members and third parties that interact through market activities and its operation as guild entity.
Climate Change Public Politics
The following documents are a technical and management guide of Colombia’s climate change:
- National Adaptation Plan to Climate Change.
- Colombian strategy for low carbon develpment.
- Paris Agreement United Nations.
- Third Bienal report of Climate change actualization in Colombia.
- Comprehensive Strategy to Control Deforestation and Forest Management.
- Comprehensive Strategy for Control of Deforestation and Forest Management Brochure.
- Expected and Determined Contribution at the National Level INDC.
- Second Bienal report of Colombia’s actualization for the CMNUCC.
- Deforestation Monitoring Results 2019 IDEAM.
- Salvaguardas REDD+ information in Colombia.
- Second Bienal report of Colombia’s actualization for the CMNUCC.
Regulations on carbon markets
Laws, decrees and resolutions:
- Law 164 of 1994 Approves United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
- Law 629 of 2000 Approves Kyoto Protocol.
- Conpes 3242 of 2003 Sale of environmental services to mitigate climate change.
- Resolution 2733 of 2010 Approval of programs under the Clean Development Mechanism.
- Resolution 2734 of 2010 GHG reduction projects and Clean Development Mechanism.
- Conpes 3700 of 2011 Articulation of climate change policies and actions.
- Decree 298 of 2016 National Climate Change System.
- Law 1819 of 2016 Carbon tax.
- Law 1844 of 2017 Approves the Paris Agreement.
- Decree 926 of 2017 National carbon tax.
- Law 1931 of 2018 Guidelines for climate change management.
- Resolution 1447 of 2018 RENARE.
- Decree 446 of 2020 Accreditation of Verification and Validation Bodies.
- Resolution 831 of 2020 Monitoring, Reporting and Verification System for mitigation actions.
- Law 2169 of 2021 Climate Action Law.
Technical documents
In this section you will be able to consult the necessary concepts to learn more about the Colombian carbon market.
- Chapter 1: Climate change.
- Chapter 2: The Paris agreement, the NDC and Colombia’s commitments.
- Chapter 3: The carbon market in Colombia.
- Chapter 4: Current status of the Colombian carbon market.
- Chapter 5: GHG mitigation initiatives and carbon certificates.
- Chapter 6: Project cycle.
- Chapter 7: Types of mitigation initiatives.
Participation Instances
Thematic committees
They are advisory bodies of the Board of Directors and the executive director, as well as instances of participation of the members in the activities of the association, which serve to escalate proposals on institutional policy.
The Association’s trade union positions are built from the thematic committees.
Regulatory proposals
- On public policy and regulatory framework.
- Construction of union positions.
Technology-Based Solutions Committee
- Best practices in technology-based solutions
- Explore decarbonization opportunities
- Explore decarbonization opportunities
Biodiversity Committee
- Integrating biodiversity criteria into carbon markets.
- Biodiversity credits.
- Capacity building.
ARR Committee
- Technical and Conceptual Distinctions Between FR and REDD+.
- Opportunities for Training and Technical Dialogue.
- Outreach and Strategic Positioning of the Sector.
REDD+ Committee
- Successful experiences in REDD+ projects
- Analyzing challenges
- Regulatory updates in the sector
Board of directors
Our members
The board of directors is made of 7 stages, main and alternate, chosen by the General Assembly of Associates for a period of two (2) years.

Mauricio Rodríguez
CO2CERO

Juan Sebastian Castellanos
KARBON-X

Astrid Rodríguez
C-NEUTRAL S.A.S

Paulo Hernández
FORESTRY CONSULTING GROUP

German Yair Garcia
VERSA EXPERTOS EN CERTIFICACIÓN

Carlos Mendez
BIOFIX

Mario Cuasquén
CANAL CLIMA

Stefania Cabrera
TERPEL

Ariadna Correa
STONEX

Alexander Valencia
CAIA Ingenieria

Jessica Wade-Murphy
ATMOSPHERE ALTERNATIVE

Juan Andres Lopez
CARBOSOSTENIBLE

Santiago Martínez
BIODIVERSAL
Organization chart
Organizational structure
Operative team
Our team
Our operational team is made up of 3 positions: Executive Management, Technical Coordination and communications consulting.

Executive Director
direccion@asocarbono.org

Technical Coordinator
tecnico@asocarbono.org

Communications Advisor
comunicaciones@asocarbono.org

Financial and Accounting Advisor
contabilidad@asocarbono.org

Legal Adviser

Commercial area
comercial@asocarbono.org

