CDM 2.0: what post-2012 mechanism do we need?

When: Monday 15th October

Location: Hotel Bloom!,
Rue Royale 250 Koningsstraat, B - 1210 Brussels
www.hotelbloom.com

Opening statement: “The role of flexible mechanisms in the future of the international climate regime” ; Pedro Barata, Portuguese Presidency

Session 1: The CDM story so far: what improvements to the project-based approach?
Chair: Andrei Marcu, IETA

• The good news: a project developer's perspective - Agus Sari, Ecosecurities
• Lessons to be learned: room for improvement - Lambert Schneider, Oeko-Institue, Germany (Apologies but this Presentation is unavailable)

 

Session 2: Expanding the CDM beyond projects
Chair: Lester Malgas, SouthSouthNorth

• Possibillities for developing country action targets in a future CDM - Niklas Hoehne, Ecofys
• Financing policy: options for new types of CDM - Kate Hampton, Climate Change Capital
• Bigger? Better? Faster? Limits to improvements through scaling up - Jane Ellis, OECD
  

Session 3: Financing sustainable development: with or without CERs?

• Sustainable development policies and measures - Harald Winkler, University of Cape Town
  

Concluding session
Chair: Matthias Duwe, Climate Action Network Europe

• Political context for today's discussions: looking towards Bali - Jennifer Morgan, E3G