Presentations (PDF Format)
June 16, 2005
1. R.K.Sethi – “Institutional setting and policy framework for CDM in India”
2. Srikanta Panigrahi – “Implementation of CDM in India”
3. Ken Andrasko – “Global Forums for Forestry and Climate Change Mitigation”
4. Neil Bird – “Forestry options with in the CDM of the Kyoto Protocol”
1. Anandi Sharan – “Experience of LULUCF projects developers – case study – India”
2. Timm Tennigkeit – “Case Study, ENCOFOR”
3. R.C. Dhiman – “Expectations of Project Developers”
4. Jessica Orrego – “Expectations of CER purchasers”
5. Timm Tennigkeit – “CDM transaction costs of CDM AR projects”
June 17, 2005
1. Adrian Stott – “CDM Opportunities”
2. Mohan Reddy – “Facilitating implementation of CDM Projects-CDM Capacity Buildings”
3. Gerald Kapp – “Models of feasible CDM A&R Projects”
4. Mohit Gera – “Models of Feasible A & R (Forestry ) Projects”
5. A.K. Lohia – “A & R model for Jatropha”
1. Neeta Hooda – “Procedure A & R (Forestry) projects, CDM cycle. Meeting CDM criteria”
2. Dharminder Sharma – “Role of state agencies (Foresters) in fostering mitigation projects in India”
3. H.D. Kulkarni – “Role of state agencies (Foresters) in fostering mitigation projects in India”
Summary of Q & A session
1. Neil Bird – “A Decision support system for designing CDM AR projects”
2. VRS Rawat – “PIN and PDD Illustration”
3. Florence Daviet – “Project Accounting Baseline Methodologies for Afforestation and Reforestation”
4. Shivananda Shetty – “Project Verification, Validation and Certification – Monitoring issues, insurance issues, validity of CERs”
1. Hwan Ok Ma – “Tropical Forests and Carbon Sink CDM of the Kyoto Protocol”
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