| Characteristic | Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 3+ |
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February 2021
Latin America and the Caribbean
May 2014 to May 2020
12-months period starting May of each year.
Level 1 requires a policy commitment to emissions reduction endorsed by top management and the development of a carbon footprint for emissions under the airport’s control.
Level 2 requires the fulfilment of all level 1 accreditation requirements, formulation of a carbon emissions reduction target, development of a Carbon Management Plan to achieve the target and annual reduction of
emissions under the airport’s control versus the three-year rolling average.
Level 3 requires fulfilment of all level 2 accreditation requirements, development of a more extensive carbon footprint to include specific scope 3 emissions and the formulation of a Stakeholder Engagement Plan to promote wider airport-based emissions’ reductions.
Level 3+ requires fulfilment of all level 3 accreditation requirements and offsetting of residual emissions under the airport’s control that cannot be reduced.
Level 4 requires a policy commitment to absolute emissions reductions,
development of a more extensive carbon footprint, the formulation of an absolute long-term emissions reduction target, development of a Carbon Management Plan (setting out the trajectory, interim milestones and the measures required to achieve the target), and development of a Stakeholder Partnership Plan to address third party emissions.
Level 4+ requires fulfilment of all level 4 accreditation requirements









