CDM Policy Dialogue
Background
At its sixty-third meeting, the CDM Executive Board decided to launch a policy dialogue to review past CDM experience and help ensure the readiness and positioning of the mechanism to meet the challenges of the post-2012 period.
According to its terms of reference, the policy dialogue should produce recommendations on “how to best position the CDM to respond to future challenges and opportunities and ensure the effectiveness of the mechanism in contributing to future global climate action, based on a wide-ranging assessment of experience, benefits and shortcomings of the CDM and engagement with civil society, policymakers and market participants.”
For more information and materials on the CDM policy dialogue, please visit the official dialogue website.
The Panel
An independent panel has been assigned to engage civil society, policymakers and market participants in a year-long dialogue that was launched at a side event during the UN climate change conference in Durban, South Africa.
Stakeholders’ input
The Board has launched a call for public inputs on issues to be addressed in the dialogue, including external forces affecting the CDM, future challenges it can be expected to face, and opportunities and possible directions for its future use and development.
The inputs, and a summary of them, will be shared with the panel that will conduct the dialogue and will be considered by the Board at its sixty-sixth meeting early in 2012.
