The U.N. Framework Convention on Climatic Changeactivities Implemented Jointly (Aij) Pilot - (Institute for Global Environmental Strategies)

Book Synopsis

Preface; J. Figueres. Foreword: Toward Counter Measures Against Global Warming in the 21st Century; H. Ohki. Editor's Statement and Acknowledgements. Book Editor and Chapter Co-Authors. Chapter and Book Referees. Abbreviations and Acronyms. 1. Introduction to the FCCC Activities Implemented Jointly Pilot; R. Dixon, I. Mintzer. 2. Overview of the UN FCCC AIJ Activities Implemented Jointly Pilot: COP-1 Decision 5, Reporting Guidelines and Case Studies; C. Jepma, et al. 3. Interpretation and Application of FCCC AIJ Pilot Project Development Criteria; A. Michaelowa, et al. 4. The AIJ Project Development Community; A. Michaelowa, et al. 5. AIJ Pilot Phase Crediting and Credit Sharing; A. Michaelowa, et al. 6. Scope and Dimensions of Current Energy Sector AIJ Pilot Projects; C. Jepma, W. van der Gaast. 7. Overview of Forestry and Land-Use Projects Pursued under the Pilot; M. Trexler, et al. 8. Do AIJ Projects Support Sustainable Development Goals of the Host Country? A. Hambleton, et al. 9. Technology Transfer; J. Sathaye, R. Bradley. 10. Climate Change, Capacity Building and the AIJ Experience; A. Leonard, et al. 11. The World Bank's Experience With the Activities Implemented Jointly Pilot Phase; J. Heister, et al. 12. Legal Dimensions of AIJ Project Development Activities; K. Danish, et al. 13. Project Monitoring, Reporting and Verification; E. Vine, et al. 14. Market Based Framework for CDM Transactions; P. Hassing, M. Mendis. 15. Toward an Integrated Emissions Market of Kyoto Mechanisms; M. Matsuo. 16. Implications of the UN FCCC AIJ Pilot for the Clean Development Mechanism; I. Mintzer, R. Dixon. Index.