カザフスタン経済の脱炭素化：気候目標から実践的成果へ
Decarbonisation of Kazakhstan's Economy: From Climate Goals to Practical Outcomes (原題)
L. Mergaliyeva, K. Beketova, A. Gizzatova
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日本語
本論文は、資源国カザフスタンにおける「脱炭素実装ギャップ」—掲げられた気候目標と実際の排出実績の乖離—を分析する。英国を統治ベンチマークとして、法的拘束力、政策手段の整合性、ETSの信頼性、MRV・執行能力が目標の実現をどう左右するかを比較制度分析で検証。カザフは法的根拠の弱さ、政策の断片化、ETSの限界、MRV能力の不均一により実装ギャップが大きいことを示す。
English
This study examines Kazakhstan's decarbonisation implementation gap—the distance between stated climate ambition and observed emissions outcomes—using the UK as a governance benchmark. Through comparative institutional analysis, it shows how legal anchoring, policy-instrument coherence, ETS credibility, MRV capacity, and enforcement shape delivery. Kazakhstan's gap stems from weak legal anchoring, fragmented instruments, limited ETS effectiveness, and uneven MRV, while the UK's binding carbon budgets and independent oversight narrow the pledge-to-delivery gap.
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日本のGX文脈において
カザフスタンは日本のエネルギー・資源調達先であり、CBAMなど気候貿易措置への対応は日本企業の調達リスク管理に直結する。資源国におけるETS・MRV整備の遅れは、Scope 3やサプライチェーン排出量算定の信頼性にも影響し、SSBJ開示を進める日本企業にとって示唆がある。
In the global GX context
This paper adds to global disclosure scholarship by extending the implementation-gap lens to a resource-rich, carbon-intensive exporter facing CBAM pressure—an increasingly relevant case as ISSB/CSRD-aligned MRV and carbon pricing credibility become prerequisites for trade and transition finance. It offers a governance-pathway framework (targets → legal framework → instruments → MRV → enforcement → outcomes) that complements TCFD/ISSB-style disclosure analysis.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:比較気候ガバナンス研究において、野心ではなく実装能力に焦点を当てる枠組みを提供する。
🏢実務担当者:カザフスタンなど資源国サプライヤーを持つ企業は、CBAM対応やScope 3算定の前提となるMRV・ETS信頼性リスクを把握できる。
🏛政策担当者:ETSの信頼性、MRV整備、法的拘束力のある炭素予算の重要性を示し、排出量取引制度設計の参考になる。
📄 Abstract（原文）
Purpose of the research This study examines the decarbonization implementation gap in resource-rich Kazakhstan, understood as the distance between formally stated climate ambition and observed emissions outcomes. Using the United Kingdom as a contrasting governance benchmark, it investigates how legal anchoring, policy-instrument coherence, Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) credibility, and enforcement capacity shape the translation of climate pledges into measurable low-carbon outcomes. Methodology The paper employs comparative institutional analysis, combining policy document review, case-based evidence, and secondary statistical data. It compares Kazakhstan and the United Kingdom across a governance pathway linking climate targets, legal frameworks, policy instruments, monitoring, reporting and verification systems, enforcement mechanisms, and emissions trajectories. Originality/value of the research The study contributes to comparative climate-governance literature by shifting attention from climate ambition to implementation capacity. It extends the implementation-gap perspective to decarbonization as a governance challenge, particularly for resource-rich economies exposed to fossil-fuel dependence, carbon-intensive exports, and external climate-trade pressures such as Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). Findings The analysis shows that Kazakhstan’s implementation gap is shaped by weak legal anchoring, fragmented policy instruments, limited ETS effectiveness, uneven Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) capacity, and limited enforcement credibility. The UK case demonstrates how legally binding carbon budgets, independent oversight, coherent instruments, credible carbon pricing, and MRV systems can narrow the gap between pledges and delivery.
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- crossref https://doi.org/10.52821/2789-4401-2026-3-7-27first seen 2026-10-12 05:38:50 · last seen 2026-10-14 06:07:16
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