Initial / ODA/OOF Funds / Waste management / Japan Bank / Potential Financial Schemes / Cool Earth Partnership / /
Continent
Asia / /
Country
Taiwan / Thailand / Indonesia / Malaysia / Japan / Vietnam / China / Japan) / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
IndustryTerm
financial systems / gas piping expansion / Proper treatment technologies / wastewater containing palm oil mill effluent / manufacturing facilities / steel factory / greenhouse gas / greenhouse gas emissions / cement industries / electricity / online pollution source monitoring system / energy consumption / efforts to introduce practical technologies / measurement devices / cement factory / semi-aerobic systems / energy efficiency / feasible and effective landfill site management / technology transfer / steel / at reducing greenhouse gas emissions / /
Organization
Ministry of the Environment / Japan office of Market Mechanisms / G8 / Manual Chapter / National Science Foundation / Japan International Cooperation Agency / Global Environment Bureau International Cooperation Office Environment Management Bureau / Evaluations Appendices Chapter / Ministry of Environment Protection / United Nations / Ministry of Environmental Protection of the People / Government of Japan / MOEJ / Climate Change Policy Division / Ministry of Environment / UNFCCC CDM / /
Person
Crystal Organic / Yasuo Fukuda / / /
Position
Prime Minister / Official Development Assistance / General / Official / Executive / Putting Co-benefits Forward / /
Product
acetic acid / /
ProvinceOrState
Guizhou / Sichuan / /
Region
East Asia / /
Technology
wastewater treatment / html / composting / wastewater treatment system / Pollution Control / /
The Co-benefits Approach for GHG Emission Reduction Projects Background Another issue is the regional imbalance in the distribution of CDM projects. New approaches are needed to address these issues. This is why Japan la