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The CDMUnder the Clean Development Mechanism, emission-reduction projects in developing countries can earn certified emission reduction credits. These saleable credits can be used by industrialized countries to meet a part of their emission reduction targets under the Kyoto Protocol. more Rules on mandatory site visits by DOEs relaxedDue to the COVID-19 pandemic, mandatory site visits by DOEs have been relaxed temporarily. more CDM Governance - meetings and documentation MP 82 report available more MP 82 annotated agenda available more EB 106 meeting report available more EB 106 annotations available more Reminder - Deadline renewal of crediting periodThe CDM Executive Board at its 100th meeting decided (EB 100 meeting report, paragraph 32) to revise the process for renewal of crediting period, introducing a deadline for the submission of a request for renewal of crediting period (i.e. one year after the expiry of the crediting period). Missing the deadline would make the requesting for renewal not possible. more Achievements reportRead about and download the CDM Achievements report Warning - Exercise caution, undertake due diligence The secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement (the UNFCCC ), has been made aware of activities in respect of which the UNFCCC makes the following clarifications: The Clean Development Mechanism Executive Board (CDM EB) has established committees, panels or working groups, as per need, to assist it in the performance of its functions. Various individuals are appointed to serve on panels and rosters, or appointed to serve on teams as experts. All organizations should exercise appropriate caution and undertake adequate due diligence when dealing with or engaging in business with individuals claiming affiliation to or specific status with respect to the UNFCCC and the CDM. The rules relating to the CDM, including those relating to entities that can engage in the CDM can be found at CDM Rules and Reference and About the CDM at cdm.unfccc.int. For further information, if approached by someone claiming to be a CDM expert, the UNFCCC can be contacted at cdm-info@unfccc.int. With regard to a Mr./Dr. Dubi Spiegler/Shpigler: The UNFCCC states and underlines that this individual is in no way affiliated with or related to the UNFCCC and is not an authorized representative or any sort of special expert of the UNFCCC. The UNFCCC has not authorized this individual to use the logo or name of the UNFCCC. The UNFCCC has repeatedly requested this individual to cease claiming affiliation to the UNFCCC and to refrain from using the logo or name of the UNFCCC. This communication is without prejudice to the privileges and immunities of the United Nations and the UNFCCC secretariat. 19th Meeting of the Global CDM Designated National Authorities Forum on 19 20 September in Bonn, Germany 103rd Meeting of the EB on 12 14 June in Bonn, Germany more 20th Meeting of the CDM DNA Forum and one-day technical workshop on 12 14 June in Bonn, Germany CDM projects can help local communities in Africa by providing opportunities for sustainable development, creating employment or increased economic activity, improving air quality, and transferring technology. CDM projects can also earn credits that are tradable and saleable. Lea Ricolcol, Sunset at the Wind Farm , CDM Project 0453: NorthWind Bangui Bay Project In Nigeria, firewood consumption has led to severe deforestation and desertification. Highly efficient wood stoves are helping to tackle this problem. Households are saving money, youth are finding employment, and time that used to be spent collecting wood is now going to income generation. Yahaya Ahmed, Learning how to assemble a wood stove , CDM Project 2711: Efficient Fuel Wood Stoves for Nigeria Families in Kuyasa, a low-income informal settlement in the Khayelitsha township, have not only managed to cut their electricity costs, but are also doing their bit to reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions. This waste-to-energy project will collect and treat 200,000 tonnes of urban waste annually using anaerobic digesters. The resulting biogas will be used to produce electricity, while residual waste will be transformed into compost. This fuel switch project reduces fossil fuel use and brings additional benefits, such as the long-term sustainability of the local paper mill and economic improvement in the area where the project is located.

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