The Clean Development Mechanism in China - Tulyasuwan, Natcha
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A lot of doubts were cast on the effectiveness of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM): whether its dual goal of cost effectiveness and sustainable development a win-win synergy- was being pursued as promised. This book seeks to clarify the matter by investigating the world s largest recipient of the CDM, China. Via a thorough examination of the major Chinese settings of regulations and procedures of the CDM- the capacity building assistance as a result of bilateral and multilateral cooperation, the establishment of streamlined CDM procedures, the increased transparency procedures and sound…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
A lot of doubts were cast on the effectiveness of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM): whether its dual goal of cost effectiveness and sustainable development a win-win synergy- was being pursued as promised. This book seeks to clarify the matter by investigating the world s largest recipient of the CDM, China. Via a thorough examination of the major Chinese settings of regulations and procedures of the CDM- the capacity building assistance as a result of bilateral and multilateral cooperation, the establishment of streamlined CDM procedures, the increased transparency procedures and sound governance of the CDM, the certified emission reductions (CERs) taxes scheme and the national eligibility- this book answers the question of whether the win-win synergy of the CDM is being achieved in China. Furthermore it proffers policy recommendations for further enhancement of the effectiveness of the CDM in China.
Autorenporträt
Natcha is an environmental economist and a graduate of Lund University in Sweden and Thammasat University in her native Thailand. She has worked with environmental agencies of the United Nations, the European Commission and the Energy Resource Management, and will continue studies at Hertford College, Oxford University in 2009.