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State of the Carbon Market: How the future market can encourage developing country participation
This background paper examines the impact the carbon market could have on funding mitigation and adaptation in developing countries. A number of options are presented, and discussion focuses on their advantages, disadvantages, and where and to what they could be applied. The paper is informed by the considerations of supply and demand and by those the options would fit into the framework of the UNFCCC.
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