India, Oct. 8 -- At least 130 civil society organisations have urged the UN carbon market body to suspend further issuance, transfer and use of credits linked to a cookstove project in Myanmar.

The project became the first to receive carbon credits under Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement in February 2026.

The groups have raised concerns over the reliability of emissions reductions, independent verification, human rights safeguards and possible financial benefits to Myanmar's military authorities.

Earlier analyses cited by the groups estimated that the project was over-credited by factors of 14 under the Clean Development Mechanism and seven under Article 6.4.

The appeal comes as the Article 6.4 Supervisory Body meets in Bonn from Oct...