FCCC / Kyoto
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- Voluntary carbon offsetting: what are the different standards and how reliable are they?
- ( A. Kollmuss;H. Zinc;C. Polycarp / Stockholm Environment Institute , 2008)
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Carbon offsetting is an increasingly popular means of taking action to reduce carbon emmission, and works through both voluntary and compliance mechanisms. The report discusses the role o...
Did the Bali climate change negotiations sideline the interests of LDCs?
- ( M. Shamsuddoha;R., K. Chowdhury / Equity & Justice Working Group , 2008)
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This policy discussion paper critically reviews the UNFCCC climate change negotiations held in Bali in December 2007. It is intended to provide an insight to the readers, especially developing...
- Assessing the potential of carbon sequestration services
- ( W. Brinkman / European Tropical Forest Research Network , 2002)
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This newletter contains four short articles discussing the potential for financing carbon sequestration services. The articles particularly focus on this issue in the context of the Kyoto...
- Developing the institutional capacity of China, India, Brazil and South Africa for international climate change policy
- ( F. Yamin / Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, UK , 2007)
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The role of large developing countries in combating climate change will become increasingly important as the world negotiates a post-2012 agreement on climate change. This report summarises the act...
- How can developing countries be engaged in emissions reductions commitments?
- ( J. Parikh / Integrated Research and Action for Development , 2007)
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New ideas are desperately needed for going beyond the carbon emissions reduction commitment period ending in 2012. But what is the strategy to get the developing countries on board? This 3-page sum...
- How Australia’s export credit agency is fuelling climate change
- ( L. Phelan;T. Beaumont;N. Lansbury;K. Walsh / AID/WATCH , 2007)
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This report explores the ways in which Australia’s Export Finance Insurance Corporation (EFIC) may be undermining efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It argues that, through its...
- Summary of COP12/MOP2 Nairobi conference on the next steps in the international effort on climate change
- ( United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change , 2006)
- This paper documents the key outcomes of the two-week United Nations Conference on Climate Change in Nairobi, November 2006. The aim of the conference was to consider the next steps in the internatio...
- Integrating climate change-foreign policy for a global climate regime
- ( J. Drexhage / Climate Change, International Institute for Sustainable Development , 2007)
- This report explores ways in which an integrated climate change-foreign policy approach might improve prospects for a more effective global climate regime. Such a regime would be characterised by an ...
- Different post-Kyoto approaches, but same result?
- ( N. Hohne / Ecofys , 2006)
- This paper presents an overview of approaches for international climate policy after 2012, when Kyoto Protocol expires. The paper addresses the requirement for stabilisation of greenhouse gas concentr...
- Recommendations for the future climate regime
- ( A. Srinivasan / Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, Japan , 2006)
- This report is based on the second round of 'The Asia-Pacific Consultations on Climate Regime Beyond 2012' in 2006 on specific issues of high priority to the region. These include energy security and ...
