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The project design document (PDD) is the main document required to develop and register a CDM project. It describes the project, establishes the baseline methodology and monitoring plan, and calculates emission reductions. The PDD is reviewed during validation by a designated operational entity and submitted to the Executive Board for registration. It forms the basis for stakeholder consultation on the proposed project. Specific PDD templates exist for different project types like large-scale, small-scale, afforestation/reforestation, and programmatic projects.
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This document outlines a project charter template that provides guidance on the necessary sections and information to include in a comprehensive project charter. It describes 13 sections that should be addressed, including general information, an overview of the project, the project approach, quality assurance plans, schedules, costs, and an approval section. The template is meant to ensure all critical details are documented up front to define the project goals and governance.
Mb0049 (2) May 2012 Master of Business Administration - MBA Semester 2 MB0049...
Master of Business Administration - MBA Semester 2
MB0049 – Project Management
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Project highlights
This literature review examines project controls and their importance in project management. It discusses the key bodies of knowledge and nature of project control, highlighting planning, scheduling, cost control, change management, and performance measurement. Existing project control processes are outlined along with multi-dimensional and 4D/5D visualization approaches. The review establishes the background and context for the research into improving project controls in the UK construction industry.
Various steps involved in a Clean development management project
The document outlines the two stages of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project process:
Stage I involves project design, validation, and registration. This includes developing a Project Design Document, obtaining approval from the host country, and hiring an accredited auditor to validate the project proposal.
Stage II involves project verification and issuance of CDM credits. After operating for a period of time, an accredited auditor verifies the achieved emission reductions. If monitoring reports and the audit are approved, the project is issued Carbon Emission Reduction credits for its duration.
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IPCC Paris Agreement/ Glasgow Accord : Article 6 rule book
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Step4all guide 3 How to apply and how to manage successful European projects
Step4all guide 3 How to apply and how to manage successful European projects
Mb0049 (2) May 2012 Master of Business Administration - MBA Semester 2 MB0049...
Mb0049 (2) May 2012 Master of Business Administration - MBA Semester 2 MB0049...
Various steps involved in a Clean development management project
Various steps involved in a Clean development management project