Global Influence of Carbon Cabin Team (Lvdoya)

Starting in 2024, CarbonCabin will expand from China into Kenya, Pakistan, Azerbaijan, and Brazil. Since 2018, Lvdoya has participated in the UN Climate Conferences and Asia Climate Week, with footprints spanning Poland, Spain, Egypt, the UAE, and Thailand.

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

UNESCAP Ministerial Conference Highlights China’s Climate Tech Innovation with CarbonCabin

In April 2024, the 80th Annual Meeting of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) was grandly held in Bangkok, Thailand. Sherry Lian, founder of Lvdoya, was invited as a representative of China’s climate technology sector to attend this ministerial meeting. On April 23, she engaged in discussions at the roundtable forum with prominent guests such as former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Indonesia’s Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto, Kazakhstan’s Vice Minister of Digital Development, Innovation, and Aerospace Industry Askar Zhambakin, Bangladesh’s Minister of Finance and Member of Parliament Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali, and World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Deputy Secretary-General Ko Barrett.

Roundtable Forum on “Promoting Sustainable Development in Asia and the Pacific through Digital Innovation”

As the first Chinese entrepreneur invited to attend a UNESCAP ministerial conference, Sherry Lian founded Lvdoya Technology, which has been an official partner of the UNFCCC Secretariat since 2019. At the 2023 UN Climate Conference (COP28), Lvdoya, together with the UNFCCC Secretariat, launched the Intelligent Climate & Eco-Civilization Initiative (ICECI), which was recognized by Xie Zhenhua, China’s former Special Envoy for Climate Change, as an important civil achievement under the theme of “Transparency” for international climate action at COP28.

UNESCAP Official Twitter Showcases CarbonCabin’s Digital Technology Advancing the SDGs

The Intelligent Climate & Eco-Civilization Initiative (ICECI) has driven local governments, institutions, and enterprises in China to enhance climate information disclosure and international exchange, aligning closely with this year’s UNESCAP conference theme of “Promoting Active Stakeholder Participation” in supporting the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through digital innovation, becoming a focal point of attention.

Sherry Lian Presents China’s Climate Action Plan with CarbonCabin

As the climate action plan for the Intelligent Climate & Eco-Civilization Initiative (ICECI), CarbonCabin vividly demonstrated China’s climate action story at this conference. Developed by Lvdoya with proprietary, internationally pioneering patented technology, CarbonCabin is an urban-level “double carbon” infrastructure for carbon inclusivity. Through measures such as renewable resource sorting and recycling, online tree planting, and green lifestyle training, it has engaged nearly a million people in climate mitigation activities. Several national ministers praised this creative integration of IoT, AI, blockchain, and other advanced technologies, providing real-time, convenient, and traceable green life carbon accounts that are highly replicable.

During this ministerial dialogue, China’s climate action plan received support from representatives of countries such as Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh, and international organizations. Ko Barrett, Deputy Secretary-General of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), applauded CarbonCabin’s success in encouraging public participation. Having served at NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) in the U.S. for many years, she emphasized the importance of collaboration between governments and the private sector to achieve climate goals. She stated that climate mitigation is a global issue that requires ongoing efforts to unite governments, institutions, and civil society, leveraging technology to create a more inclusive and sustainable world.

Ko Barrett, Deputy Secretary-General of WMO, Praises CarbonCabin’s Role in Encouraging Public Participation in Climate Action

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair also highly recognized this innovation. He commented, “We face major challenges such as climate change, economic development, and social revitalization. Digital innovation plays a key role in accelerating the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and addressing these challenges. Many private sectors are enhancing productivity and efficiency, and governments should also take action by using the UN’s platforms to strengthen regional cooperation and make sustainable development policies accessible to more people.”

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair Calls for Governments and Institutions to Unite in Addressing Major Challenges in Climate, Economy, and Society

Indonesia’s Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto, Kazakhstan’s Vice Minister of Digital Development, Innovation, and Aerospace Industry Askar Zhambakin, and Bangladesh’s Minister of Finance and Member of Parliament Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali all expressed that digital innovation can contribute positively to regional economic development, poverty reduction, and the sustainable development of cities and communities. They welcomed the idea of piloting CarbonCabin’s technology, which incorporates climate action methods suited to the Asia-Pacific region and government-inclusive characteristics.

Ministers from Indonesia, Kazakhstan, and Bangladesh Welcome CarbonCabin’s Local Pilot Implementation

“In practice, we have found that people often have uneven understanding when addressing the complexities of climate change and pursuing the achievement of the SDG goals. We continuously strengthen dialogue and collaboration to jointly define actionable climate action methods, using advanced technological means to implement SDG measures and achieve scale efficiency,” Sherry Lian said. She expressed full confidence in bringing CarbonCabin to other countries, allowing more Belt and Road nations to share in the results of digital innovation.

** Location: Yunnan**

China Kaiyuan City Signs Agreement with CarbonCabin to Promote High-Quality Development of Village-Level Collective Economy in Yunnan Province

The two parties are focused on promoting village-level collective economic development in Yunnan, targeting rural waste classification, rural beautification, and collective economic development. Together, they are building a closed-loop circular economy model that incorporates smart sorting, efficient recycling, and resource regeneration, spanning agriculture, forestry, handicrafts, and services. Through tangible actions, they are helping rural towns and villages in Kaiyuan City embark on a green and sustainable development path.

Last year, Kaiyuan City launched 11 operational CarbonCabins, primarily located in new and old residential communities, densely populated areas, and village committees. To date, they have collectively sorted and recycled nearly 8.5 tons of waste, with about 800 participants, achieving a carbon-neutral volume of 5.8 tons. CarbonCabin supports Kaiyuan City in learning from the “Ten Thousand Villages Plan” and in advancing rural waste sorting and recycling efforts.

As a National Garden City, a National Sanitation City, and a Provincial Ecological Civilization Demonstration City, Kaiyuan City’s government plans to further promote rural waste management and village appearance improvements this year, aiming to lead the way in beautiful rural construction.

CarbonCabin’s widespread application will be key to addressing challenges such as single sources of revenue for village (community) collective economies, inconvenient waste recycling, and raising public environmental awareness. Not only does it effectively promote waste classification and carbon reduction goals, but it also improves living conditions and fosters the diversification and sustainable growth of village-level collective economies, enhancing the happiness and sense of accomplishment for the people of Kaiyuan City.

Through the “CarbonCabin + CarbonCabin Air” strategy, CarbonCabin will create a convenient resource recycling pathway for Kaiyuan residents, revamp the waste sorting and recycling model, expand paths for collective economic revenue, and allow villagers to share in the green prosperity brought by the circular economy.

Location: Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt

The UN SDG goals achieved through CarbonCabin include: Quality Education, Gender Equality, Industry Innovation and Infrastructure, Sustainable Cities and Communities, Responsible Consumption and Production, Climate Action, and Partnerships to Achieve the Goals.

COP27 Egypt: CarbonCabin CEO Presents CarbonCabin at the “Urban” Series Side Event on Low-Carbon City Construction Case Studies

Xinhua News (Chinese and Arabic channels): CarbonCabin at COP27

**Location: Dubai, UAE **

The UNFCCC Secretariat and Lvdoya Jointly Launch the Intelligent Climate & Eco-Civilization Initiative

CCTV13 (News Channel) Showcases Green Practices Shared by CarbonCabin at Its Side Event, Promoting International Cooperation

People’s Daily Praises CarbonCabin as a Green Technology Company, Facilitating International Information Sharing Through Digital Means

At COP28, held in Dubai, UAE in 2023, Special Envoy Xie Zhenhua, the UAE Organizing Committee, the UNFCCC Secretariat, and representatives from various enterprises and institutions jointly witnessed the launch of the initiative.

People’s Daily International Channel Reports on CarbonCabin and the Climate Action Initiative

China.org.cn Publishes an English Report to Millions of Global Readers, Stating that the Initiative Enhances Climate Action Transparency

**Location: Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China **

Ordos CarbonCabin Selected as a Best Practice for Urban Waste Sorting in 21 Cities Nationwide

On May 23, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development held a national on-site meeting in Qingdao, Shandong Province, to discuss urban waste sorting efforts. Minister Ni Hong attended and delivered a speech. The meeting was divided into six sections: Party leadership, legal safeguards, system building, public mobilization, technological empowerment, and convenience for the people. These sections highlighted exemplary practices from 21 cities across the nation regarding urban waste sorting.

The experience of constructing micro-units for recycling resources in Dongsheng District, Ordos, was the only example from Inner Mongolia selected for presentation in the technological empowerment section. Dongsheng District uses a smart management system to dynamically display recycling data and progress, achieving refined and intelligent management of the resource collection and transportation system. This “two-network integration” attracted widespread attention from participants. Ordos Deputy Mayor Jirimutu was invited to attend the meeting.

Location: Chongqing, China

Chongqing Ecological Environment Bureau: CarbonCabin Waste Sorting Scene Goes Live

With support from the Chongqing Municipal Ecological Environment Bureau, the “Carbon Benefit” platform, in collaboration with CarbonCabin, launched the first waste recycling scene at the bureau’s office, guiding the public in waste sorting and recycling while promoting green living practices.

To actively respond to the national “Ten Thousand Villages Plan” and the “Double Carbon” strategic goals, Kaiyuan City’s Beige Township CarbonCabin project has officially been launched and began operations on March 1, aiming to reduce, recycle, and treat household waste at the source.

Location: Pujiang, Chengdu, Sichuan, China

Waste Sorting Supports “Carbon Neutrality”—Pujiang Has the Answer

After more than two weeks of trial operation, on March 16, 2022, Pujiang County officially launched its first waste sorting “Carbon Neutral” Cabin, connected to UN carbon neutrality data. This marked Pujiang as the third city nationwide and the first suburban new town in Chengdu to have a waste sorting “Carbon Neutral” Cabin.

Upon entering the cabin, one immediately sees five separate sections for textiles, glass, plastic, metal, and paper waste.

In addition to the recyclable materials, there are two mysterious devices placed to the left of the entrance—one tall and one short. The staff at the waste sorting “Carbon Neutral” Cabin explained that these devices are “carbon neutrality” measurement instruments, which play a key role in linking waste sorting to “carbon neutrality”! They can not only weigh materials but also calculate the corresponding “carbon neutrality” data for the recyclables.

“The most amazing thing about this waste sorting ‘Carbon Neutral’ Cabin is their ‘carbon neutrality’ measurement instrument, which is very easy to use,” said Ms. Li, who had come to drop off some recyclable materials. Skillfully placing a pile of waste cardboard on the instrument, the staff selected the item category and confirmed it. The screen on the “carbon neutrality” measurement instrument immediately displayed the weight of the items. After a second confirmation, a QR code appeared. Ms. Li quickly scanned it with her phone using WeChat, and within ten seconds, she received a notification of money credited to her account.

The staff of the waste sorting “Carbon Neutral” Cabin also mentioned, “In addition to cash rewards, each time someone participates in recycling, they can accumulate carbon neutrality credits. When these credits reach 1 ton, they will receive an additional 100 RMB in cash.”

The Endless Possibilities of “Carbon Neutrality”

“Carbon neutrality” is expected to guide the establishment of a new economic cycle, bringing green, sustainable growth to the ecological environment, economy, and society. It will also offer extensive development prospects for the nation’s industries, energy systems, and green finance.

“In recent years, ‘carbon neutrality’ has been a hot topic both nationwide and globally. Citizens are eager to participate, but many don’t know how. Our original intention in building the waste sorting ‘Carbon Neutral’ Cabin was to provide a convenient path for citizens to engage in ‘carbon neutrality,’ making it accessible to everyone. We also aim for the cabin to serve as a hub for education and practical work in Pujiang’s waste sorting and ‘carbon neutrality’ initiatives,” a staff member from the County Integrated Law Enforcement Bureau explained.

At the sub-venue of the launch ceremony for the waste sorting “Carbon Neutral” Cabin, an interactive experience zone was set up, featuring games on waste sorting that residents enjoyed. Through immersive games like “Waste Sorting Basketball,” “Return the Waste,” “Sorting Expert,” and “Let’s Sort Together,” residents were able to participate happily, learn sorting knowledge, understand the importance of waste sorting, improve sorting accuracy, and develop a “green, low-carbon, and eco-friendly” mindset.

On May 28, 2024, at the “Corporate Support for Urban Circular Development” themed meeting hosted by ICLEI, “CarbonCabin Air” was officially launched, initiating an in-depth dialogue on the circular economy and a green future.

**Location: Bangkok, Thailand **

Lvdoya Helps Asia-Pacific Climate Week APCW 2019 Achieve Carbon Neutrality

Through cooperation between Lvdoya and the UNFCCC Climate Neutral Now initiative, Asia-Pacific Climate Week 2019 achieved carbon neutrality.

Lvdoya CEO Presents Carbon Neutrality Certificate to Ovais Sarmad, Deputy Executive Secretary of UN Climate Change (UNFCCC)

Asia-Pacific Climate Week is a key event for raising regional and global climate ambition (held from September 2-6 in Bangkok, Thailand). The organizers of the event worked toward maximizing sustainability during the conference, including offsetting all unavoidable greenhouse gas emissions from participants’ air travel to and from the conference.

The conference was hosted by the UN Climate Change organization in cooperation with the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) and other international and regional organizations, including UNEP, the UNEP DTU Partnership, UNDP, the World Bank Group, the Asian Development Bank, the International Emissions Trading Association, the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, and the Climate Technology Centre and Network.

The organizers focused on various aspects of sustainability, including transport, waste management, catering, building energy use, and offsetting unavoidable emissions. Most attendees traveled to Bangkok from different countries and regions, with air travel accounting for the largest portion of the event’s emissions. Additional significant sources included venue operations, hotel stays, energy use, and local transportation once participants arrived. To reduce local travel emissions, public transportation was encouraged wherever possible. All unavoidable emissions from Asia-Pacific Climate Week 2019 were offset through the purchase of certified carbon credits, preferably from Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects. Thanks to the UN Climate Change’s Climate Neutral Now partners—Lvdoya and Infinite Solutions.

Lvdoya Connects with the UN Climate Neutral Now Platform, Enabling Conference Carbon Neutrality via Mobile App This initiative allows more Chinese companies and individuals to participate in climate neutrality efforts at the international level, aligning with the vision of UN Secretary-General António Guterres to involve everyone in climate action.

Sichuan Lvdoya Information Technology Co., Ltd. is a technology company specializing in providing carbon neutrality and carbon offset solutions for individuals. It is the first Chinese company to partner with the UNFCCC Climate Neutral Now initiative.

Location: Madrid, Spain

COP25 UN Climate Conference—Lvdoya in Action At COP25 (Madrid, Spain)

Lvdoya’s CEO introduced Lvdoya’s carbon neutrality and “one-click” carbon reduction solution for China at the Action Hub session titled “Zero Hour: Citizen Mobilization for Climate Action,” receiving applause from the audience.

Lvdoya’s Innovative Carbon Account Promotes Real-Time Global Climate Action Participation for All, Benefiting Everyone

The Lvdoya Carbon Neutral Shop was featured at the Climate Conference.

Over a hundred international and domestic public events have achieved carbon neutrality through Lvdoya

Lvdoya advocates for more institutions, organizations, and companies to develop and expand carbon neutrality actions, guiding the public to actively respond to and participate in the “Green Mountains and Clear Waters are Gold and Silver Mountains” initiative. By recognizing their environmental responsibilities, alliance participants support global climate action and expand the green economy ecosystem.

Lvdoya’s Invitation: All producers and service providers—across industries such as urban development, corporate products, education, dining, transportation, and supermarkets—are encouraged to join the “Carbon Neutral Alliance” to fully and effectively promote green, low-carbon, and sustainable development. Join Climate Action Together!

Location: Katowice, Poland

Lvdoya’s “One-Click Carbon Reduction” Achieves Carbon Neutrality at the UN Climate Change Conference for the First Time

From December 3–14, 2018, the 24th UN Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC COP24) was held in Katowice, Poland.

As part of China’s commitment to the Paris Agreement and efforts to promote global emissions reductions, the Chinese delegation, along with all Chinese participants at the “China Pavilion” side events, offset their greenhouse gas emissions from the conference. This carbon neutrality initiative was achieved using Lvdoya’s innovative “One-Click Carbon Reduction” feature on its app, which calculated and offset all greenhouse gas emissions generated during the event by purchasing and retiring verified Chinese voluntary carbon credits (CCERs). The third-party independent verification was provided by the China National Building Materials Group Corporation. During the conference, the Chinese delegation and participants at the “China Pavilion” side events emitted a total of 490 tons of CO2 equivalent.

This was the first time the Chinese delegation achieved carbon neutrality at the UN Climate Conference, demonstrating China’s commitment to global ecological civilization and its leadership in fostering international cooperation to address climate change.

Lvdoya’s “One-Click Carbon Reduction” platform advocates for the whole society to adopt a green, low-carbon lifestyle, leading and creating a new trend of high-quality, sustainable development. This is a concrete example of China’s ongoing efforts to combat climate change and promote a low-carbon development path.