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Searching with a thematic focus on Climate change, Climate change mitigation in India

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  National mission on sustainable habitat

  India Water Portal, 2011

  Draft proposal prepared by the Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India.
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  Climate change risk: An adaptation and mitigation agenda for Indian cities

  Environment and urbanization, 2008

  This paper considers the needed adaptation and mitigation agenda for cities in India – where the urban population is likely to grow by around 500 million over the next 50 years.
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  Urban and Megacities disaster risk reduction: manual of sound practices

  Earthquakes and Megacities Initiative, 2007

  Disaster risk reduction (DRR) is an important component for achieving sustainable development of cities and progress towards the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals. This manual is a disaster risk communication tool aimed at facilitating the understanding of disaster vulnerabilities and risk to megacities and large complex urban areas.
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  Climate Justice for Realisation of the MDGs: Southern Perspectives and Voices. A Report of the Seventh Annual Regional Meeting of OneWorld South Asia, New Delhi

  Open Archive Initiative, OneWorld South Asia, 2008

  This is a report of the 7th Annual Regional meeting of One World South Asia (OWSA). The purpose of the 2008 meeting was to establish the relevance of climate change and development. The document underlines the need for enhanced Southern participation and activism on climate change and development and explores new avenues for engagement on the subject.
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  Proposals for contributions of emerging economies to the climate regime under the UNFCCC post 2012

  German Federal Environmental Agency, 2008

  This report provides a detailed overview of the national circumstances, emission levels, mitigation potential and measures for the major developing countries of Brazil, China, India, Mexico, South Africa and South Korea.
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  The climate regime beyond 2012: reconciling Asian developmental priorities and global climate interests

  Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, Japan, 2008

  With a view to fostering constructive thinking and consensus-building on ways to strengthen the current climate regime, the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) has been organising a series of national, sub-regional and region-wide consultations since 2005.
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  India renewable energy trends

  Centre for Social Markets, UK, 2008

  India has developed to a stage where it is generally recognised that renewable energy is the most substantial and sustainable solution to its future needs. This paper provides an objective analysis of present day trends in renewable energy in India.
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  India’s negotiating position on climate change: legitimate but not sagacious

  Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi, 2007

  In the intergovernmental climate negotiations India has consistently argued against greenhouse gas mitigation commitments for developing countries. This short paper argues that while India’s position, given the burden sharing architecture of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and its Kyoto Protocol, is legitimate, it is not a sagacious position to hold.
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  CDM country fact sheets

  Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, Japan, 2008

  These fact sheets provide information about Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project developments in six Asian countries: Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Philippines and Thailand. The sheets include information on domestic Green House Gas (GHG) emission data, domestic approval related information, and the current situation of domestic CDM project development.
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  Intellectual property and access to clean energy technologies in developing countries: an analysis of solar photovoltaic, bio fuel and wind technologies

  Trade and Environment, 2007

  This paper explores whether developing countries will face barriers accessing technologies in reducing their emissions of greenhouse gases. Focusing on intellectual property rights (IP), it concentrates on the more scientifically advanced developing countries such as Brazil, China, and India.

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