With growing public environmental awareness, the global cooperation is fasted to adapt and mitigate impacts of the Climate Change. Since the conference on Environment and Development held in 1992, series of international treaties were established, such as United Nation Framework Convention of Climate Change and Kyoto Protocol.
Principle of CDM
Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is an economic instrument for inducing initiatives to meet the challenges faced by the impending threat of climate change. It is intended to serve the dual purpose of assisting developing countries in their pursuits for sustainable development as well as providing opportunity to developed countries
to contribute towards reduction of the greenhouse gases at lower costs.
Principle of CDM
A project developer can use CCW’s expertise in order to qualify the project as a CDM project. CCW is able to implement all administrative procedures needed throughout the CDM Project Cycle. We prepare Project Design Documents (PDD’s), negotiate with local
authorities, contract Designated Operational Entities (DoE’s) and follow up official procedures with the relevant Designated National Authority (DNA) in order to complete the process for registration with the UNFCCC board.
Products & Services
Project sourcing
Feasibility studies on emission reduction
Baseline studies
Environmental Impact Assessment and stakeholders consultation
DOE selection & management
Coordination of validation and registration process
Contract services
Technical studies and calculations for emission reduction
Managing process of delivery of carbon credits from projects to buyers
The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is a fullfledged offset standard and is a part of the international legally binding Kyoto Protocol and its related accords.
The Gold Standard (GS)
The Gold Standard (GS) is a full-fledged carbon offset standard. The GS requires social and environmental benefits of its carbon offset projects and has a very well developed stakeholder process.
Voluntary Carbon
Standard 2007 (VCS 2007)
The Voluntary Carbon Standard (VCS) is a full-fledged carbon offset standard. It focuses on GHG reduction attributes only and does not require projects to have additional environmental or social benefits. The VCS 2007 is broadly
