Manuj is an international lawyer, strategist and a trained climate policy analyst & advisor with almost a decade of experience advising international regulatory regimes related to global carbon markets, international trade, energy, climate change, as well as sustainability law and policy. His particular focus is on emissions trading, ESG (disclosures and compliance), carbon border taxes, sustainable corporate governance, supply chain accountability, energy transition, and climate and carbon finance.He has diverse global experience in managing and leading legal, advisory & consulting projects across multiple industries and jurisdictions. Manuj has advised companies and governments on the impacts of known and emerging climate change risks and opportunities to develop climate-resilient businesses, infrastructure, and societies. He is passionate about thoughtful regulation, responsible business, sustainability leadership, and collaborations that advance the low-carbon transition. Provides legal counsel and advisory services across a range of impact investment areas − spanning renewable energy, carbon markets, climate change, environmental commodities, renewable biofuels, biobased products, sustainable agriculture, forestry, conservation finance, industrial remediation, and clean tech.He provides professional legal & policy support and thought leadership relating to sustainability, climate change, and ESG as part of the global transition to a sustainable and net-zero carbon future. He provides strategic counseling to clients on corporate sustainability-related goals and initiatives, new products with environmental attributes, and submissions to sustainability ratings and rankings organizations. Manuj also offers unparalleled expertise in carbon market finance, impact investing and other environmental commodity markets based on his years of experience, training and education. He has significant on-point experience with carbon projects in India.Outside of India, he has helped companies structure projects and investment vehicles throughout Asia, Africa, Latin America and North America. He has advised on structuring investment vehicles for investments in India, Africa, and Southeast Asia. His clients and counterparties have been private equity funds, oil majors, international banks and Development financial institutions (DFIs), sovereign funds, corporates, and philanthropic organizations. As part of his extensive experience in the global Voluntary Carbon Markets [VCMs], he is closely tracking and analyzing the implications of Paris Agreement Article 6.