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In a unique North-South partnership, research institutes from five countries
have come together to explore energy efficiency issues. While Green
Budget Reform and PEERS involved Indian and Canadian collaborators,
the Clean Development Mechanism component also included partners from
Bangladesh, China, and Indonesia.
Partners in
the CDM component
 Bangladesh
University of Engineering and Technology
Centre
for Research on Energy, Institut Teknologi Bandung
Global
Climate Change Institute, Tsinghua University
International
Institute for Sustainable Development
The
Energy and Resources Institute
The
Pembina Institute
Partners
in the GBR component
International
Institute for Sustainable Development
The
Energy and Resources Institute
Collaborating
institutes in PEERS
Bangladesh
University of Engineering and Technology |
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The BUET (Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology)
is a government-funded university and is the leading institution
in the country in engineering. Apart from its usual responsibilities
of teaching and research in engineering and technology, it
provides extensive consultancy services to both the public
and private sectors on engineering, technology and related
areas. Experts at BUET have been involved with several aspects
of climate change research including greenhouse gas mitigation
since the Earth Summit at Rio.
Dr Ijaz Hossain
pmrebuet@bangla.net
www.buet.ac.bd
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Centre
for Research on Energy, Institut Teknologi Bandung |
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The Centre for Research on Material and Energy (Pusat Penelitian
Material dan Energi Institut Teknologi Bandung) is a research
centre under the Institute of Technology at Bandung, Indonesia.
Its major areas of concern are energy, materials and mineral
resources, the study and development of planning methodologies,
policy analysis, technology evaluation and implementation,
and development of information base for transfer and exchange
processes that include publication, training, and conferences.
Dr Tatang Soerawidjaja
Ppeitb@bdg.centrin.net.id
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Climate Change Institute, Tsinghua University |
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The GCCI (Global Climate Change Institute) is a representative
research centre in Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, engaged
in fundamental climate change policy study. It provides strategy
advice, technical support and sound policy to national policy
makers on mitigation of climate change. In particular, GCCI
works on CDM policies, methodologies, technology options for
CDM projects, project development and international cooperation
on CDM as well as international negotiations under the Kyoto
Protocol.
Prof. Wei Zhihong
weizhihong@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn
www.tsinghua.edu.cn
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International
Institute for Sustainable Development |
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The IISD (International Institute
for Sustainable Development) contributes to sustainable development
by advancing policy recommendations on international trade
and investment, economic policy, climate change, measurement
and indicators, and natural resource management. By using
Internet communications, we report on international negotiations
and broker knowledge gained through collaborative projects
with global partners, resulting in more rigorous research,
capacity building in developing countries and better dialogue
between North and South. IISD’s vision is better living
for all—sustainably; its mission is to champion innovation,
enabling societies to live sustainably.
Mr Stephan Barg
sbarg@iisd.ca
www.iisd.org
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The Pembina Institute, Canada,
is an independent, not-for-profit environmental policy research
and education organization, founded in Drayton Valley, Alberta.
The Institute has a multidisciplinary staff of more than forty,
with corporate offices in Drayton Valley, Calgary and Ottawa,
and home offices in Vancouver and Toronto.
Mr Roger Peters
rogerp@pembina.org
rpeters@link.ca
www.pembina.org
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Energy and Resources Institute |
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A unique developing-country institution,
TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute), New Delhi, India,
is an autonomous institute deeply committed to every aspect
of sustainable development. The institute is engaged in research,
training, information dissemination, and other activities
with a special interest in sustainable energy and the environment.
Ms Preety Bhandari
preetyb@teri.res.in
www.teriin.org
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