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Critical Perspectives on the Clean Development Mechanism: Trends and Insights from India

This session delves into the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), exploring its effectiveness and challenges within India. Featuring key insights from various experts, it highlights critical sectors like non-renewable CDM options, agriculture, forestry, and mining. Participants discuss the role of communities, stakeholder consultation processes, and the impact of carbon revenues on citizens. The evaluation of sustainable development criteria and the experiences of other CDM host countries, such as Uganda and Armenia, provide a comprehensive view of CDM's implications for environmental and societal well-being.

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Critical Perspectives on the Clean Development Mechanism: Trends and Insights from India

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  1. SESSION I: The Clean Development Mechanism: Overview

  2. CDM overview: trends and analysis Jaisel Vadagam, CSE

  3. Critical perspective of CDM in India Hadida Yasmin, NESPON

  4. SESSION II: Critical CDM sectors & Case studies

  5. Non-renewable CDM options: waste incineration Gopal Krishna, Toxic Watch Poornima Chikarmane, KKPKP

  6. The power of hydro projects, scale of damage Manshi Asher, Environment, Research & Action Collective Vimal Bhai, Matu Peoples’ Organisation

  7. tea / coffee break

  8. Agriculture and forestry in CDM Sudha Padmanabha, The Fair Climate Network

  9. Mining and HFC projects Dr. Sreedhar Ramamurthi, mines, minerals & People

  10. Key insights from CDM study Ajita Tiwari, Laya

  11. Lunch break

  12. SESSION III: Citizens’ space in the CDM

  13. Stakeholder consultation process, public hearings & India’s Right To Information Act Mahesh Pandya & Hiral Mehta, Paryavaran Mitra

  14. Citizens’ costs: Carbon revenues for end users Ram Esteves, ADATS

  15. The Gold Standard: Evaluation of sustainable development criteria and the role of NGOs Neha Rao, The Gold Standard

  16. Ways to engage in the CDM project cycle & presentation of COP-15 statement Eva Filzmoser, CDM Watch

  17. tea / coffee break

  18. SESSION IV: Experience from other CDM host countries

  19. CDM in Uganda Chebet Maikut, Ministry for the Environment Uganda

  20. CDM in Armenia Amalia Hambartsumyan, Khazer Ecological and Cultural NGO

  21. Conclusion

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