CDM contributes not only to the cost-effective achievement of CO2 emissions reduction target of developed countries, but also to sustainable development in developing countries.
"Efforts to mobilize resources for infrastructure and sustainable development in developing countries are important steps".
This is an essential step to achieve the global climate change mitigation target and support sustainable development in developing countries.
This enables the industrialized country to meet its emission reduction targets given by the Kyoto Protocol more cost-effectively, while promoting sustainable development in developing countries.
The general survey on the Fongo Tongo area as well as the theoretical constructs derived from the bibliography review on sustainable development in developing countries put several constraints to the possible solution researched in this work.
At the same time, sustainable development in developing countries should also take into account the preservation of local ecology and biodiversity, and the relationship between biomass and food security should also be addressed.
The promotion of CDM projects is recommended because technology transfers by using CDM, etc., are expected to cost-effectively reduce CO2 emissions and to also contribute to sustainable development in developing countries.
· The Joint Formas/Sida-funded program on sustainable development in developing countries.
It has a mandate to support sustainable development in developing countries in order to reduce poverty and to contribute to a more secure, equitable, and prosperous world.
Canadian International Development Agency CIDAs mandate is to support sustainable development in developing countries to reduce poverty and contribute to a more secure, equitable and prosperous world.
To provide drinking water, to improve the natural resources management and to ensure their protection constitute indispensable conditions for poverty reduction and a sustainable development in developing countries.
