Report

The context of reducing GHG by the UNFCCC under KP and its provision to Carbon Trade, Concept of CDM project and process of getting CER under KP, the status of Nepal of CDM Projects.

The main objective of this study is to explore the existing and potential adaptation (technological and institutional) options to combat with climate change impact on forest and biodiversity resources and its dependents of Nepal.

This book is about how communities in Nepal have been managing disaster risks in the past and how technological innovations can be applied to further reduce the disaster risks .

Severe potential climate threats for Nepal are expected to impact water resource, agriculture, biodiversity and livelihood. While adaptation and mitigation are both valid policy options to tackle climate change, it is advantageous for developing countries to opt for adaptation. It is also desirable that the most feasible adaptation actions be applied to protect development investment from climate risks and to ensure maximum preparedness.

The purpose of this report is to document conformance of the Improved Forest Management Conversion of Logged to Protected Forests v3-2 methodology with the requirements of the Voluntary Carbon Standard 2007.1 (VCS). This assessment was requested by GreenCollar Climate Solutions, hereafter referred to as the “Methodology Developer”. The report represents the first assessment of the VCS double approval process.

Insitutionalizing community based adaptation planning in Nepal