Corresponding Adjustments Key accounting
This paper has been commissioned by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU).
Carbon Markets – Ethiopia
Data referring to the CDM (projects and programmes) has been taken from the UNEP DTU CDM project and PoA pipelines as of April 2020. In order to remain conservative, we only include registered activities. We did not assess data quality with regard to whether a project is still active, as UNEP is the commonly recognized […]
Carbon Markets – Burundi
Data referring to the CDM (projects and programmes) has been taken from the UNEP DTU CDM project and PoA pipelines as of November 2020. In order to remain conservative, we only include registered activities. We did not assess data quality with regard to whether a project is still active, as UNEP is the commonly recognized […]
Carbon Markets – Kenya
Data referring to the CDM (projects and programmes) has been taken from the UNEP DTU CDM project and PoA pipelines as of November 2020. In order to remain conservative, we only include registered activities. We did not assess data quality with regard to whether a project is still active, as UNEP is the commonly recognized […]
Collaborative Instruments for Ambitious Climate Action
The changes in Ethiopia’s climate are anticipated to result in a number of negative impacts on vulnerable communities, including droughts and floods. The impacts of past droughts and climatic changes have been particularly detrimental to Ethiopia’s agricultural sector. For example, seven major droughts have occurred over the past 25 years, five of which have resulted […]
Carbon pricing approaches in Eastern and Southern Africa
Increasing international industrial greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and the degradation of carbon sinks have, in recent years, contributed to scientific certainty around climate change, particularly mitigation, as a global concern. Numerous resources have shown that developing and least developed countries (LDCs) are the most vulnerable to the anticipated impacts of climate change, even though such […]