A RISK ASSESSMENT MODEL TO BE USED IN TERMS OF CARBON ECONOMY AND CARBON ACCOUNTING

This study hypothesizes that the absence of a tailored risk assessment model constrains the effective integration of carbon accounting into national policy frameworks, thereby hindering the country's capacity to advance within the global carbon markets. By integrating risk assessment principles with carbon accounting strategies, the study proposes an innovative framework designed to support Turkish policymakers in identifying and mitigating risks associated with carbon economy strategies, carbon stock management, and international regulatory compliance. The research offers an analytical examination of carbon market trends, carbon taxation practices, and Turkey’s carbon accounting strategies, culminating in the development of an original risk assessment model.