CDM Reform : Improving the Efficiency and Outreach of the Clean Development Mechanism through Standardization
The scope of the present study focuses on the assessment of opportunities to improve the effectiveness of the clean development mechanism (CDM) through the enhanced use of standardization. The study argues that the introduction of the concept of st...
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ABATEMENT ACTION PLANS ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS AGGREGATE LEVEL ANAEROBIC DIGESTION APPROACH AUDITS AUTOMATION AVAILABILITY AVAILABILITY OF DATA BASELINE DETERMINATION BASELINE EMISSIONS BASELINE METHODOLOGY BASELINE STANDARDIZATION BIOGAS BIOMASS BIOMASS ENERGY BOILERS CALCULATION CAPACITY-BUILDING CARBON CARBON CREDITING CARBON CREDITS CARBON FINANCE CARBON FUND CARBON MARKET CARBON REVENUES CEMENT CERTAIN EXTENT CERTIFICATE CERTIFICATES CERTIFIED EMISSION REDUCTION CHARCOAL PRODUCTION CLEAN DEVELOPMENT CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM CLIMATE CLIMATE ACTION CLIMATE POLICY COAL COAL MINE COGENERATION COMMON GOOD COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE COMPOSTING CONTROL SYSTEMS DECISION MAKING DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DIGITIZATION DIRECT EMISSION REDUCTIONS DNA ECONOMIES OF SCALE EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT EFFICIENT LIGHTING ELECTRIC POWER ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY SYSTEM EMISSION EMISSION FACTOR EMISSION FACTORS EMISSION LEVELS EMISSION PERFORMANCE EMISSION RATES EMISSION REDUCTION EMISSION REDUCTION CALCULATIONS EMISSION REDUCTIONS EMISSIONS EMISSIONS TARGETS END-USERS ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY SOURCE ENERGY SUPPLY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL INTEGRITY ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT EXTERNAL CONSULTANTS FEEDSTOCK FINANCIAL SUPPORT FIRST VERIFICATION FLUORESCENT LAMP FORESTRY FOSSIL FOSSIL FUEL FOSSIL FUEL SWITCH FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE FUELS GAS COMBUSTION GHG GOLD GREENHOUSE GREENHOUSE GAS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION MITIGATION GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTIONS GRID EMISSION FACTOR HYDROPOWER HYDROPOWER GENERATION IMPACT ASSESSMENT INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INSTALLATION INSTALLATIONS INTERNATIONAL EMISSIONS IPCC LANDFILL LANDFILL GAS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET MECHANISM MARKET SHARE MATERIAL METHANE METHANE DESTRUCTION METHANE FORMATION MITIGATION ACTIONS NATURAL GAS NEGATIVE IMPACT NEW MARKET OFFSHORE WIND PE PENETRATION RATE PENETRATION RATES PIPELINE POLICY MAKERS POLICY SUPPORT POTENTIAL INVESTORS POWER GENERATION PRIVATE SECTOR PRODUCTION OF ENERGY PROJECT ANALYSIS PROTOCOL REGISTRY REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY RENEWABLE ENERGY RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION RENEWABLE POWER RESULT RESULTS SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS SOLAR THERMAL SOLAR WATER HEATERS STREAMS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TIME-TO-MARKET TRANSACTION TRANSACTION COSTS UNEP USERS USES WIND WWW |
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ABATEMENT ACTION PLANS ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS AGGREGATE LEVEL ANAEROBIC DIGESTION APPROACH AUDITS AUTOMATION AVAILABILITY AVAILABILITY OF DATA BASELINE DETERMINATION BASELINE EMISSIONS BASELINE METHODOLOGY BASELINE STANDARDIZATION BIOGAS BIOMASS BIOMASS ENERGY BOILERS CALCULATION CAPACITY-BUILDING CARBON CARBON CREDITING CARBON CREDITS CARBON FINANCE CARBON FUND CARBON MARKET CARBON REVENUES CEMENT CERTAIN EXTENT CERTIFICATE CERTIFICATES CERTIFIED EMISSION REDUCTION CHARCOAL PRODUCTION CLEAN DEVELOPMENT CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM CLIMATE CLIMATE ACTION CLIMATE POLICY COAL COAL MINE COGENERATION COMMON GOOD COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE COMPOSTING CONTROL SYSTEMS DECISION MAKING DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DIGITIZATION DIRECT EMISSION REDUCTIONS DNA ECONOMIES OF SCALE EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT EFFICIENT LIGHTING ELECTRIC POWER ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY SYSTEM EMISSION EMISSION FACTOR EMISSION FACTORS EMISSION LEVELS EMISSION PERFORMANCE EMISSION RATES EMISSION REDUCTION EMISSION REDUCTION CALCULATIONS EMISSION REDUCTIONS EMISSIONS EMISSIONS TARGETS END-USERS ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY SOURCE ENERGY SUPPLY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL INTEGRITY ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT EXTERNAL CONSULTANTS FEEDSTOCK FINANCIAL SUPPORT FIRST VERIFICATION FLUORESCENT LAMP FORESTRY FOSSIL FOSSIL FUEL FOSSIL FUEL SWITCH FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE FUELS GAS COMBUSTION GHG GOLD GREENHOUSE GREENHOUSE GAS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION MITIGATION GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTIONS GRID EMISSION FACTOR HYDROPOWER HYDROPOWER GENERATION IMPACT ASSESSMENT INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INSTALLATION INSTALLATIONS INTERNATIONAL EMISSIONS IPCC LANDFILL LANDFILL GAS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET MECHANISM MARKET SHARE MATERIAL METHANE METHANE DESTRUCTION METHANE FORMATION MITIGATION ACTIONS NATURAL GAS NEGATIVE IMPACT NEW MARKET OFFSHORE WIND PE PENETRATION RATE PENETRATION RATES PIPELINE POLICY MAKERS POLICY SUPPORT POTENTIAL INVESTORS POWER GENERATION PRIVATE SECTOR PRODUCTION OF ENERGY PROJECT ANALYSIS PROTOCOL REGISTRY REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY RENEWABLE ENERGY RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION RENEWABLE POWER RESULT RESULTS SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS SOLAR THERMAL SOLAR WATER HEATERS STREAMS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TIME-TO-MARKET TRANSACTION TRANSACTION COSTS UNEP USERS USES WIND WWW Platonova-Oquab, Alexandrina Spors, Felicity Gadde, Harikumar Godin, Julie Oppermann, Klaus Bosi, Martina CDM Reform : Improving the Efficiency and Outreach of the Clean Development Mechanism through Standardization |
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The scope of the present study focuses
on the assessment of opportunities to improve the
effectiveness of the clean development mechanism (CDM)
through the enhanced use of standardization. The study
argues that the introduction of the concept of standardized
baselines to the CDM can substantially change the way the
CDM develops. The goal of the present study is to discuss
what the options are for driving the idea of standardization
further. The working hypothesis is that baseline
standardization alone may not be sufficient in that regard
but can be seen as a starting point for improving the CDM
through the enhanced use of standardization at other levels
of CDM procedures. The study examines how standardization
can be used to simplify CDM procedures throughout the
project cycle and to extend the scope of the CDM in a way
that improves access of underrepresented sectors and
regions. The paper is divided into three chapters. The first
chapter sets the scene by analyzing in detail procedural
imperfections of the CDM that can be addressed through
extending standardization to project cycle procedures. The
second chapter discusses new opportunities that
standardization could provide to the CDM reform. The third
chapter of the study analyzes if and how standardization can
enable policy-driven actions to generate carbon credits
under the CDM. The chapter also assesses the ways
standardization can help overcome the remaining barriers to
better incorporate the CDM in host countries low carbon
development policies, and to inform the development of new
market mechanisms. |
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Working Paper |
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Platonova-Oquab, Alexandrina Spors, Felicity Gadde, Harikumar Godin, Julie Oppermann, Klaus Bosi, Martina |
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Platonova-Oquab, Alexandrina Spors, Felicity Gadde, Harikumar Godin, Julie Oppermann, Klaus Bosi, Martina |
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Platonova-Oquab, Alexandrina |
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CDM Reform : Improving the Efficiency and Outreach of the Clean Development Mechanism through Standardization |
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CDM Reform : Improving the Efficiency and Outreach of the Clean Development Mechanism through Standardization |
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CDM Reform : Improving the Efficiency and Outreach of the Clean Development Mechanism through Standardization |
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CDM Reform : Improving the Efficiency and Outreach of the Clean Development Mechanism through Standardization |
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CDM Reform : Improving the Efficiency and Outreach of the Clean Development Mechanism through Standardization |
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cdm reform : improving the efficiency and outreach of the clean development mechanism through standardization |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2017 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/234641468340789239/CDM-reform-improving-the-efficiency-and-outreach-of-the-clean-development-mechanism-through-standardization http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27104 |
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okr-10986-271042021-04-23T14:04:40Z CDM Reform : Improving the Efficiency and Outreach of the Clean Development Mechanism through Standardization Platonova-Oquab, Alexandrina Spors, Felicity Gadde, Harikumar Godin, Julie Oppermann, Klaus Bosi, Martina ABATEMENT ACTION PLANS ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS AGGREGATE LEVEL ANAEROBIC DIGESTION APPROACH AUDITS AUTOMATION AVAILABILITY AVAILABILITY OF DATA BASELINE DETERMINATION BASELINE EMISSIONS BASELINE METHODOLOGY BASELINE STANDARDIZATION BIOGAS BIOMASS BIOMASS ENERGY BOILERS CALCULATION CAPACITY-BUILDING CARBON CARBON CREDITING CARBON CREDITS CARBON FINANCE CARBON FUND CARBON MARKET CARBON REVENUES CEMENT CERTAIN EXTENT CERTIFICATE CERTIFICATES CERTIFIED EMISSION REDUCTION CHARCOAL PRODUCTION CLEAN DEVELOPMENT CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM CLIMATE CLIMATE ACTION CLIMATE POLICY COAL COAL MINE COGENERATION COMMON GOOD COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE COMPOSTING CONTROL SYSTEMS DECISION MAKING DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DIGITIZATION DIRECT EMISSION REDUCTIONS DNA ECONOMIES OF SCALE EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT EFFICIENT LIGHTING ELECTRIC POWER ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY SYSTEM EMISSION EMISSION FACTOR EMISSION FACTORS EMISSION LEVELS EMISSION PERFORMANCE EMISSION RATES EMISSION REDUCTION EMISSION REDUCTION CALCULATIONS EMISSION REDUCTIONS EMISSIONS EMISSIONS TARGETS END-USERS ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENERGY SOURCE ENERGY SUPPLY ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL INTEGRITY ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT EXTERNAL CONSULTANTS FEEDSTOCK FINANCIAL SUPPORT FIRST VERIFICATION FLUORESCENT LAMP FORESTRY FOSSIL FOSSIL FUEL FOSSIL FUEL SWITCH FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE FUELS GAS COMBUSTION GHG GOLD GREENHOUSE GREENHOUSE GAS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION MITIGATION GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTION GREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTIONS GRID EMISSION FACTOR HYDROPOWER HYDROPOWER GENERATION IMPACT ASSESSMENT INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INSTALLATION INSTALLATIONS INTERNATIONAL EMISSIONS IPCC LANDFILL LANDFILL GAS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKET MECHANISM MARKET SHARE MATERIAL METHANE METHANE DESTRUCTION METHANE FORMATION MITIGATION ACTIONS NATURAL GAS NEGATIVE IMPACT NEW MARKET OFFSHORE WIND PDF PE PENETRATION RATE PENETRATION RATES PIPELINE POLICY MAKERS POLICY SUPPORT POTENTIAL INVESTORS POWER GENERATION PRIVATE SECTOR PRODUCTION OF ENERGY PROJECT ANALYSIS PROTOCOL REGISTRY REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY RENEWABLE ENERGY RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION RENEWABLE POWER RESULT RESULTS SOLAR HOME SYSTEMS SOLAR THERMAL SOLAR WATER HEATERS STREAMS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TIME-TO-MARKET TRANSACTION TRANSACTION COSTS UNEP USERS USES WIND WWW The scope of the present study focuses on the assessment of opportunities to improve the effectiveness of the clean development mechanism (CDM) through the enhanced use of standardization. The study argues that the introduction of the concept of standardized baselines to the CDM can substantially change the way the CDM develops. The goal of the present study is to discuss what the options are for driving the idea of standardization further. The working hypothesis is that baseline standardization alone may not be sufficient in that regard but can be seen as a starting point for improving the CDM through the enhanced use of standardization at other levels of CDM procedures. The study examines how standardization can be used to simplify CDM procedures throughout the project cycle and to extend the scope of the CDM in a way that improves access of underrepresented sectors and regions. The paper is divided into three chapters. The first chapter sets the scene by analyzing in detail procedural imperfections of the CDM that can be addressed through extending standardization to project cycle procedures. The second chapter discusses new opportunities that standardization could provide to the CDM reform. The third chapter of the study analyzes if and how standardization can enable policy-driven actions to generate carbon credits under the CDM. The chapter also assesses the ways standardization can help overcome the remaining barriers to better incorporate the CDM in host countries low carbon development policies, and to inform the development of new market mechanisms. 2017-06-13T19:47:19Z 2017-06-13T19:47:19Z 2012 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/234641468340789239/CDM-reform-improving-the-efficiency-and-outreach-of-the-clean-development-mechanism-through-standardization http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27104 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research |