Package consists of:

• 2 E-books with title "Carbon Credits CDM, JI & More
• 6 E-books gratis on how to file a CDM project

Table of Contents

• 1. Introduction to CDM
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    1.1 What is CDM?
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    1.2 CDM institutions
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  2. CDM Procedures
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    2.1 CDM project cycle
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    2.2 CDM project development
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    2.3 Approval by the Parties involved
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    2.4 Validation and registration
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    2.5 Monitoring, verification and certification through issuance of CERs
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    2.6 Costs related to CDM project cycle
• 3. Types of CDM
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    3.1 CDM typology
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    3.2 CDM project activity
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    3.3 Small scale CDM (SSC) project activity
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    3.4 Afforestation and reforestation (A/R) CDM project
• 4. CDM Project Design Document (CDM-PDD)
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    4.1 Overview of the CDM-PDD version 3
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    4.2 Application of a baseline methodology
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    4.3 Application of a monitoring methodology
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    4.4 Duration of the project activity/ crediting period
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    4.5 Environmental impacts and stakeholders’ comments
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    4.6 CDM-AR-PDD: Technical aspects
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  5. Monitoring and Verification
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  5.1Introduction
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  5.2 Verification process
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  5.3 Principles of verification
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  5.4 Monitoring report
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  5.5 Pitfalls
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  6. Joint Implementation (JI)
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  6.1 What is JI?
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  6.2 JI institutions and procedures
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  6.3 JI-PDD and guidelines
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  6.4 JI small scale projects
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  6.5 JI land use, land-use change and forestry (LULUCF) projects
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  Appendix 1 Large scale CDM methodologies
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  Appendix 2 Methodological tools
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  Appendix 3 Application of baseline methodology: ACM0001 version 07
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 List of Figures, Tables and Boxes

Figures

Figure 1-1 Outline of the CDM


Figure 1-2 Concept of “additionality”


Figure 1-3 CDM institutions


Figure 2-1 CDM project cycle


Figure 2-2 Approval process of CDM project activities and methodologies


Figure 2-3 Procedures for new methodology submission


Figure 2-4 Validation and registration procedures


Figure 2-5 Procedures from monitoring through issuance


Figure 2-6 Issuance of CERs into the CDM registry


Figure 2-7 CDM transaction costs


Figure 2-8-1 Costs related to CDM project cycle: Registration fee & SOP-Admin (Case 1)


Figure 2-8-2 Costs related to CDM project cycle: Registration fee & SOP-Admin (Case 2)


Figure 2-8-3 Costs related to CDM project cycle: Registration fee & SOP-Admin (Case 3)


Figure 2-8-4 Costs related to CDM project cycle: Registration fee & SOP-Admin (Case 4)


Figure 3-1 Type I - Renewable energy project activities


Figure 3-2 Type II - Energy efficiency improvement project activities


Figure 3-3 Type III - Other project activities


Figure 3-4 Principle of project bundling: Several similar projects are bundled together


Figure 3-5 Thresholds for forest definition


Figure 4-1 Overview of the additionality tool


Figure 4-2 Differences between tCER and lCER


Figure 4-3 Calculation of the net anthropogenic GHG removals by sinks


Figure 5-1 Relationship between the verification actors


Figure 5-2 The initial verification process


Figure 5-3 Verification principles


Figure 6-1 Outline of the JI


Figure 6-2 JI accreditation procedure


Figure 6-3 Verification procedure under the JISC (Track 2 procedure)


Figure A-1 Flow diagram of MDproject,y calculation


Tables


Table 1-1 List of Sectoral Scopes


Table 1-2 List of DOEs


Table 1-3 List of AEs issued with the Indicative Letter


Table 2-1 List of Approved Methodologies


Table 2-2 List of Approved Consolidated Methodologies


Table 3-1 Classification of CDM project activities


Table 3-2 List of M&P, formats and guidelines for CDM project activity

Table 3-3 Sectoral scope wise list of approved methodologies


Table 3-4 List of M&P, formats and guidelines for SSC project activity


Table 3-5 Category wise approved SSC methodologies


Table 3-6 Information on bundling of SSC project activities


Table 3-7 List of M&P, formats and guidelines for A/R CDM project activity


Table 3-8 Conditions for renewable/non-renewable biomass


Table 3-9 List of Approved A/R Methodologies


Table 6-1 List of Sectoral Scopes (Version 01)


Table 6-2 Comparison of JI-PDD version 01 and CDM-PDD version 02


Table 6-3 Comparison of JI LULUCF PDD version 01, JI PDD version 01, and
CDM-AR-PDD version 03


Table A-1 List of large scale CDM methodologies


Table A-2 List of methodological tools


Table A-3 Examples of ACM0001 application


Table A-4 Examples of application of Adjustment Factor (AF)


Table A-5 DOCj values for the different waste types j


Table A-6 MCF values for different landfill sites


Table A-7 Decay rate (kj) for different waste types j

Boxes

Box 2-1 Review of the issuance of CERs

Box 2-2 Share of Proceeds to cover administrative expenses and registration fee

Box 3-1 What does “same technology/measure” mean?

Box 3-2 Programme of activities (PoA) and CDM programme activity (CPA)

Box 4-1 Treatment of national and/or sectoral policies and regulations

Box 4-2 Flare efficiency

Box 4-3 Retroactive crediting

Box 6-1 Kyoto Protocol Article 3, paragraphs 3 and 4

 

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