JIQ issues 2011
Joint Implementation Quarterly
The Joint Implementation Quarterly (JIQ) is an e-magazine published by the JI Network in Groningen, the Netherlands.Its aim is to provide background information and discussions about the latest developments in the field of greenhouse gas emissions trading, both quota-based and project-based emissions trading.The main focus has been on the flexibility mechanisms of the Kyoto Protocol, the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and Joint Implementation (JI), and on the EU Emissions Trading Scheme.JIQ also invites readers to initiate discussions on technical and policy-related topics. The first issue of JIQ was published at the first Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC in March 1995 (Berlin) and since then more than 10 volumes have been published.
JIQ issues 2011
October 2011 
JI in Russia: slow start, fast ride. New FP7 project: APRAISE. Why NAMAs should not make CDM mistakes. TNAssess: a tool for prioritising Climate and Development actions. New JIN website
July 2011
CERs from Least Developed Countries: the African perspective. JISC ammends accredication procedures for independent entities. Recent changes for Joint Implementation in Poland. JI project approval in Russia accelerates, but time is short. Why waste management projects are lagging behind in the CDM. An inefficient Energy Efficient Directive for the EU. Challenges of the CDM project development in the Balkan
April 2011
Interview with Benoit Leguet (JISC): "JI has a bright future". ClimateTechWiki: A Clean Technology Platform. EU 2050 Roadmap. Offset mechanisms under caps: Let's stick together!. Carbon markets and waste-to-energy: a good match?. Assessment of EU renewables targets and policies. CARTESIO guidelines. Bottom-up climate policy making in the US.
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