Carbon Finance Stakeholders
UNFCCC
IPCC
KfW Carbon Fund
UNEP Risoe Centre (URC)
CDM Rulebook
Rwanda CDM website
CDM Bazaar
Mauritius CDM Website
Impact Carbon
Mozambique CDM Website
Egypt CDM Website
Tricorona
Ghana CDM Website
Côte d'Ivoire CDM Website
UNEP Risoe CDM Pipeline Database
UNIDO CDM
International Energy Agency
UNCTAD
CDM Connect
WB Prototype Carbon Fund
Ecosecurities
CDM Capacity
CDM Africa.org
Energy Research Centre
Point Carbon
CarbonAfrica
SouthSouthNorth
CDM Guide
The Austrian JI/CDM Programme
Africa Practice
Pöyry Group
Carbon Expo
Norton Rose - Legal firm for CDM
MDG Carbon Facility
ONF International
Gold Standard
IGES CDM
CarbonPositive
Perspective Climate Change
Green Resources
Climate Neutral Group
Atmosfair
MyClimate
REDD
REDD Tanzania Initiative
Carbon Exchange Platforms
Africa Carbon Credit Exchange
Africa Carbon Exchange (EA)
Carbon Funds
FE Global Asia and Clean Energ Serv Fund
Frontier Investment Management
DOE in Africa
Other useful sites
CDM Loan Scheme
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Africa is lagging behind other continents in CDM projects number. To date, out of the total 4067 registered CDM projects worldwide, Africa hosts only 85 projects or 2.09%. South Africa is leading with 20 projects or about 25% of all CDM projects in Africa. The remaining projects are hosted by: Egypt (10), Morocco (8), Tunisia (2), Uganda (10), Tanzania (1), Nigeria (5), Cote d'Ivoire (3), Kenya (7), Ethiopia (1), Cameroon (2), Mauritania (1), Senegal (2), Mali (1), Zambia (1), Madagascar (1), Liberia (1), DRC (2), and Rwanda (3). Click here to see the number and type of projects in Africa currently in the pipeline.
There are currently 4 registered PoA projects in Africa, 18 are in the pipeline.
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MSc Carbon Finance: Edinburgh University
MSc Carbon Management: Glasgow University
MSc Carbon Capture & Storage: Cranfield University
Certificate in Carbon Finance: University of Toronto
MSc Carbon Finance and Management for Africans in Africa (under development)
In this network we will be posting profiles of carbon finance experts engaged in carbon finance activities in Africa. Please feel free to send to me your profile to be posted on this network. Also be prepared to be asked questions regarding your activities by the other members of the network. Please provide info about your past, current and future activities regarding the carbon finance, in general and specifically in Africa. You can also send your CV. Welcome!
Visit this link to read the profile of this week's Carbon Finance Expert, Mr. Christopher M. Zink of the ENECO Energy Trade - Carbon Desk
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