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Canada’s Experiences & Perspectives on Joint
Implementation
JI Technical Workshop, Bonn, 9-10 March 2006
Jeanne-Marie Huddleston, Canada’s CDM & JI Office
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Overview of Presentation
• The Role of Canada's CDM & JI Office
• Canadian experiences
• Perspectives on JI
• The Work of the JISC
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CDM & JI Office: What We Do
• Canada’s CDM & JI Office was established to serve as Canada’s DNA and Focal Point and to help Canadian companies by:– Approval of voluntary participation in CDM and
project approval in JI projects
– Facilitating Canadian participation in CDM and JI
– Strengthening relations with host countries
– Facilitating development of projects
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CDM & JI Office: What We Do
DOMESTIC Outreach to Canadian companies to:
• Inform and provide training to Canadian companies about CDM and JI;
• Advise market/project opportunities;
• Provide financial and technical support for project development.
INTERNATIONAL Outreach and trade missions to:
• Build awareness of Canadian capabilities;
• Provide Capacity-building support to various markets;
• MOUs to facilitate cooperation with host countries;
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Canadian Experiences
• With respect to JI, the Office has provided:
– Financial support for Canadian company projects in Eastern Europe and Russia;
– Dedicated funds to project portfolio development (PINs) in Russia
– Concluded MOUs with Poland, Ukraine, Latvia; others under discussions with various E. European countries.
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Canadian Perspectives on JI
• Many opportunities available for undertaking JI projects
• But, some challenges also:– Need to build capacity in many host countries with
respect to project assessment and approval;
– Later-than-anticipated establishment of JISC, contributing to uncertainty for project developers;
– Shorter crediting period available for first commitment period compliance – projects need to get up and running quickly.
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The Work of the JISC
Challenges and Issues• Need for speedy development and elaboration of
guidance and documents– e.g. PDD, criteria for baseline setting and monitoring
– to remove uncertainty for project developers
• Should build on lessons-learned from CDM but avoid pitfalls– Need to keep in mind that JI is not identical to CDM in terms of
modalities and procedures
• Dealing with a volume of already advanced projects in the pipeline
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The Work of the JISC
Issues • Role of JISC
– Higher level of oversight for JISC (vs. EB)• more responsibility delegated to AIEs• Parties play a greater role – approving projects
– Need to find appropriate balance between oversight role and providing sufficient guidance to AIEs to enable them to carry out their prescribed functions
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The Work of the JISC
Issues • Accreditation
– Expertise can be drawn from existing CDM structure where possible
– However, JI procedures should include a fast-track for entities already accredited as DOEs
• Small-scale projects– JISC should define and elaborate categories for SSC projects
– Procedures should be streamlined, simple and appropriate
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The Work of the JISC
Issues • Reviews
– Need to establish clearly defined and appropriate criteria for reviews
– Should be based on adherence to modalities and procedures
– Depending on volume of projects, JISC may need to consider forming a sub-group to look at projects
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The Work of the JISC
• Treatment of “early movers”– Important to bear in mind late establishment of JISC
and as a result the progress of early movers in somewhat of a policy void
• Need to provide clear and early guidance to PPs – Also bear in mind that CMP.1 decided relevant parts
of CDM-PDD and EB approved methodologies can be applied under JI, as appropriate
– Considerations - need to redraft PDDs? Undergo a second verification exercise? Fast-tracking?
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