Social Sciences
8 years ago

Fiji's Clean Energy Transformation Hinges on Overcoming CDM Barriers

Faculty of Law
Implementing the Clean Development Mechanism in Fiji : opportunities and barriers in the energy sector
Rowena Maguire

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The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) helps fund sustainable projects in developing countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Many projects have been registered, but some are delayed due to a slow approval process. Despite criticisms, the CDM plays a crucial role in global emission reduction. Changes are expected to make the approval process faster and more efficient in the future.