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    The document discusses carbon markets and the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) process. It explains that social marginal cost equals private marginal cost plus marginal externality. It also outlines the CDM project approval process, noting that proposed projects in non-Annex I countries like India must be submitted to the national CDM authority for host country approval and then evaluated by the CDM Executive Board at UNFCCC. It further clarifies that the baseline scenario in CDM represents estimated GHG emissions if the project was not implemented.

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    The document discusses carbon markets and the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) process. It explains that social marginal cost equals private marginal cost plus marginal externality. It also outlines the CDM project approval process, noting that proposed projects in non-Annex I countries like India must be submitted to the national CDM authority for host country approval and then evaluated by the CDM Executive Board at UNFCCC. It further clarifies that the baseline scenario in CDM represents estimated GHG emissions if the project was not implemented.

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    EM2012 Session 3 4 - Scope of Market Mechanism in EM Compatibility Mode

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    The document discusses carbon markets and the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) process. It explains that social marginal cost equals private marginal cost plus marginal externality. It also outlines the CDM project approval process, noting that proposed projects in non-Annex I countries like India must be submitted to the national CDM authority for host country approval and then evaluated by the CDM Executive Board at UNFCCC. It further clarifies that the baseline scenario in CDM represents estimated GHG emissions if the project was not implemented.

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    Social marginal cost = Private marginal cost + Marginal externality

    Cost / benefit

    Private marginal cost

    Marginal benefit

    Q-social

    Q-private

    Quantity

    Non Annex I country, Say India

    Annex I country, Say UK

    A project activity site in a host country Projected amount of GHG emissions from the site CERs CERs

    Baseline scenario

    Proposed project scenario

    A total emission cap of an Annex I Party

    Submission of application

    documents
    National CDM Authority hosted by Ministry of Environment & Forests See http://envfor.nic.in/cc/cdm.htm

    Circulation among National CDM Authority (NCA) Members

    Presentation by Project Developers during NCA Meeting

    60 days

    Then evaluated by CDM Executive Board, UNFCC

    Clarification / additional information from Project Developer if required by NCA members

    Host Country Approval letter

    A baseline for a CDM project activity is a hypothetical reference case, representing the volume of GHGs that would have been emitted if the project were not implemented.

    Baseline scenario

    Estimated amount of the emissions reduction Projected emission level after a CDM project is introduced Time Crediting period

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