CDM in CHARTS Version 15.0 (Hyperlinked) (November 2011 updated to the EB64)
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"CDM in CHARTS" is a booklet with a good reputation for providing a straightforward and easy-to-understand description of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM). Now all the information sources are hyperlinked to the original documents.
June 2011 updated: Emissions in 2009 have been added.
IGES GHG Emissions Data is aimed at providing comprehensive organised information on the GHG emissions from Annex I countries to the UNFCCC in an easy-to-understand way. The data is extracted from the publicly available sources on the UNFCCC web-site and will be updated regularly.
The data will be provided in the MS excel format (zipped). Download (MS Excel format: zipped) 57.8KB
IGES National Registry Database (July 2011 updated)
July 2011 Updated
IGES Registry Data aims to provide compiled information on international transfer, retirement, and cancellation of Kyoto units within national registry of each Annex I country or among national registries of different Annex I countries.
The data will be provided in the MS excel format (zipped). Download (MS Excel format: zipped) 97KB
Options on the Future Market Mechanisms under the International
Negotiation (Jan. 2012 updated)
Options on the Future Market Mechanisms under the International Negotiation
shows the development of the discussion on the possible improvements of the
Market Mechanisms (CDM, JI and Emissions Trading, NAMA and Sectoral Crediting Mechanism etc)
after AWG-KP 5.2 (July 2008) based on the reports of the UNFCCC.
The data will be provided in the MS excel format (zipped). Download (MS Excel format: zipped) 312KB
Towards CDM Reform (Jun. 2010)
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This report aims to propose ideas for CDM reform, targeting
international negotiators of the CDM. The Market
Mechanism Group of IGES organised the IGES CDM Capacity Building
Kyoto General Meeting in order to discuss, among other items, ideas
for CDM reform This report presents the findings of the meeting,
based mostly on materials presented by IGES researchers at the meeting.