ACTIVITIES IMPLEMENTED JOINTLY: A SOURCEBOOK FOR NORTH AND SOUTH Volume I : Analysis & Opinion

CONTENTS

Vol. II

Vol. III

Vol. IV

Place Order

A Reader’s Guide to the Sourcebook	I-vii
Preface and Acknowledgements	I-xi

I Introduction

Towards Consensus on Activities Implemented Jointly

I-1

II Origins, Evolution and Potential of AIJ

Editorial Note	I-7
1 Joint Implementation: A General Overview	I-13

David Pearce (1994)

2 Forestry as a Response to Global Warming: An Analysis of the Guatemala Agroforestry and Carbon Sequestration Project

I-25

Mark C. Trexler, Paul E. Faeth and John Michael Kramer (1989)

3 Joint Implementation as a Win-Win Game (Excerpted from "Joint Implementation under the Convention on Climate Change: Opportunities for Development in Africa")

I-91

Rolf Selrod, Asbjørn Torvanger, Patrick Karani and J.B. Ojwang (1995)

4 Joint Implementation: A Phased Approach

I-107

Pier Vellinga and Roebijn Heintz (1994)

5 Can AIJ of the UNFCCC offer a ‘No Regret Option’ to Climate Change and Biodiversity? - A Review

I-115

Kalipada Chatterjee (1996)

6 Biodiversity Conservation and Joint Implementation: An Action Agenda

I-131

Mark C. Trexler (1996)

III Structuring Financial and Institutional Arrangements for AIJ

Editorial Note	I-143
1 Assessing the Cost-Effectiveness of Joint Implementation under the Climate Convention	I-149

Tim Jackson (1994)

2 Necessary Incentives for Joint Implementation Projects from an Investor’s Perspective

I-173

Felix C. Matthes (1994)

3 Joint Implementation of Greenhouse Gas Reductions under Consideration of Fiscal and Regulatory Incentives - Summary

I-185

Axel Michaelowa (1995)

4 Private Financing for Global Environmental Initiatives: Can the Climate Convention’s ‘Joint Implementation’ Pave the Way?

I-205

Peter Zollinger and Roger C. Dower (1996)

5 Joint Implementation: Transaction Cost Analysis of Some Scenarios

I-219

Anil K. Gupta (1995)

6 Joint Implementation: Institutional Options and Implications

I-231

Pamela Wexler, Irving Mintzer, Alan Miller and Dennis Eoff (1994)

7 The Institutional Needs of Joint Implementation Projects

I-253

Elaine Watt and Jayant Sathaye (1995)

IV Considerations for an International Framework for AIJ

Editorial Note	I-345
1 ‘Joint Implementation’ as a Policy Instrument for Responding to Climate Change	I-349

Tom Jones (1994)

2 Joint Implementation: Building an Effective Approach

I-375

Center for Clean Air Policy (1994)

3 Joint Implementation - A European NGO Statement

I-391

Climate Network Europe (1994)

4 Joint Implementation and Carbon Offsets

I-397

Richard Mott (1995)

5 Joint Implementation and North-South Cooperation for Climate Change

I-407

Jyoti K. Parikh (1995)

6 Recommendation 6: Limit Joint Implementation to the Difficult Options (Excerpted from "Climate for Cooperation: Recommendations for the Countries Assembled at the First Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Framework Convention on Climate Change")

I-419

Joyeeta Gupta, Richard van der Wurff, Gerd Junne, Matthijs Hisschemöller and Pier Vellinga (1995)

7 Risky Business: Why Joint Implementation is the Wrong Approach to Global Warming Policy

I-425

Sierra Club (1995)

8 Joint Implementation, WWF Position Statement

I-431

WWF International (1995)

9 Strategic Approach to Joint Implementation: Perspectives for Developing Countries

I-437

R. S. Maya and A. Churie (1995)

10 Misconceptions about Joint Implementation

I-461

Center for Clean Air Policy (1995)

V Bibliography

Bibliography

I-465

VI Appendices

Appendix A: List of AIJ/JI Conferences & Workshops Worldwide	I-483
Appendix B: Abstracts of AIJ/JI Conferences & Workshops	I-489
Appendix C: Abbreviations and Acronyms	I-539
Appendix D: Glossary of Terms	I-547