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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Carbon projects"”.

  1. An exploratory assessment of the opportunities and challenges of carbon trading in Tanzania

    … assessed the opportunities and challenges for carbon trading in Tanzania. Specifically, the study analyzed the current situation of carbon trading in Tanzania in terms of awareness and knowledge available, assessed opportunities available for carbon trading, challenges facing carbon trading …

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  2. How best to generate carbon revenue for small-scale projects in sub-Saharan Africa

    … for sub-Saharan Africa and its mainly small projects, delivering only 0.3% of the total CDM carbon offsets. This is thought to be because of the low intensity of the greenhouse gas reducing interventions prevalent in sub-Saharan Africa, the lack of institutional capacity relating to the CDM …

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  3. The energy business system: transformation, social innovation & disruptive smart grid business models

    A radical shift from a high- to a low-carbon energy system is not occurring at the speed required to address climate change. One reason for this, is that conventional energy firms are locked into producing shareholder profit with fossil-intensive business models that are still operable in current …

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  4. Participation and representation: REDD+ in the native communities of Belgica and Infierno in the Peruvian Amazon

    … that are being created or changed as a result of projects’ activities. The study shows that access to economic benefits from carbon sales and land titling are the two main reasons why communities engage in REDD+. During the process of negotiation of entry, consent and development of the …

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