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Post-2012 mechanisms - a proposal
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Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)
Bonn, 05.06.2009
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There is a wide range of options for future flexible mechanisms, (eg from reformed CDM to sectoral, programmatic, or technology-based CDM to sectoral crediting mechanism with no-lose target). Panellists explored possible roles of these mechanisms and their guiding principles in a post-2012 framework |
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Welcome by chair: Bo Kjellén, Fellow, Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI); former Chief Climate Change Negotiator, Sweden |
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Noriko Fujiwara, Center for European Policy Studies |
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Pedro Martins Barata, CDM Executive Board alternate member
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Nick Campbell, Business Europe |
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Simon Marr, European Commission
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Kim Carnahan, International Emissions Trading Association |
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Discussion |
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