Ideas for conclusion and next steps - Paul Parks

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The document discusses steps that could be taken to increase the impact of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) in reducing gas flaring and greenhouse gas emissions. It suggests that Annex 1 countries organize to share information and improve existing and develop new CDM methodologies related to gas flaring. Developing countries are encouraged to highlight the role of gas flare reduction within the UNFCCC and incorporate CDM into their development strategies. The Meth Panel and Executive Board are asked to consider development impacts when reviewing methodologies and provide more opportunities for technical input.

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