1 / 7

Impact of Durban on the work of the DNA

Impact of Durban on the work of the DNA. Malin Ahlberg. German DNA, Co- Chair global DNA Forum 1 st SDM Joint Coordination Workshop , Bonn. New responsibilities of DNA.

duyen
Download Presentation

Impact of Durban on the work of the DNA

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Impact of Durban on the work of the DNA Malin Ahlberg German DNA, Co-Chair global DNA Forum 1st SDM Joint Coordination Workshop , Bonn

  2. New responsibilities of DNA • With the framework for establishing SBL DNAs have obtain new responsibilities in regard to defining the baseline of CDM projects. • Level of environmental integrity: DNAs decide whether an existing SBL must be used for a specific project. • Level of stringency: EB 66 adopted the Guidelines for QA/QC of data for SBL : • DNA should develop a QA/QC system • Need for personal capacity, technical expertise and financial resources • Need for professional and personal continuity • Some host countries won’t be able to fulfill these requirements. • Determination of standardized Baselines

  3. Distribution of CDM projects • EB has done substantial work to improve the regional distribution. • But: The framework for establishing SBLs won’t address the needs of LDC and SIDS. • More promising for facilitating regional distribution of the CDM is the ongoing work of the EB on: • Revising methodologies on a standardized approach, including define grid emission factor for some African countries, • Developing top-down methodologies, • Revising mircoscaleadditionality guidelines and extension of simplified modalities for additionality demonstration, • Improving the guidelines on suppressed demand • Implementing PoA standards and procedure. • Regional an subregional distribution of CDM projects

  4. Capacity Building • Shills enhancement and training should be provided to the DNA with a focus on: • Submission of mircoscale renewable energy technologies that are automatically additional • Implementation of the guidelines on suppressed demand • Implementation of PoA Standard including the extension of the training on technical matters to potential CME. • Adaption of the SBL-trainings in regard to the regional needs. • Priorities for Capacity Building

  5. Remaining question • The current poor demand for CERs on the carbon market don’t advocate regional distribution of the CDM. • Countries how create good investment conditions for CDM and can score relatively high in good governance will succeed in attracting investors. • DNA should: • support the project development • take an active role in regard to SBL and microscaleaddotionality • provide transparent approval procedure • Good opportunity: The “2012 DNA Communicator of the Year Showcase” competition – “How to promote PoA” • Who will have a chance of success under the CDM after 2012?

  6. MalinAhlberg

More Related