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(CDM-AR-SSC-PDD) and Guidelines for completing CDM-AR-PDD and CDM-AR-NM can be downloaded from: (a) CDM-SSC-AR-PDD: http://cdm.unfccc.int/Reference/PDDs_Forms/PDDs/ (b) Guidelines: http://cdm.unfccc.int/Reference/Guidclarif/pdd/ 2.5 Tools and guidance 2.5.1 Methodological tools Approved methodologies sometimes require the use of methodological tool(s) that support the calculation, determination, demonstration, estimation, identification and/or test information as part of a project activity. A methodological tool provides information such as a step-wise approach, a general framework, details that may be used in the application of approved methodology. The document of a methodological tool mainly consists of the following: (a) Definitions, scope, applicability and parameters (b) Base line methodology procedure (c) Monitoring methodology procedure (d) References/History of the document There are 7 methodological tools related to emission reduction type CDM activities, and 13 methodological tools related to A/R CDM activities. Among the tools for emission reduction type CDM, two of them cover general issues concerning additionality and baseline scenario, and five cover sector specific issues, e.g., electricity, fossil fuel combustion, and methane emission. Among these several tools, the most frequently referenced tool is the “Tool for the demonstration and assessment of additionality”. This tool is further described in Appendix 5. The details of each methodological tool are provided in Appendix 3. Each methodological tool can be downloaded from: Tools: http://cdm.unfccc.int/Reference/tools/ 2.5.2 Guidance To assist project participants in project activities, related guidance are provided on the UNFCC CDM website. The Guidance covers guidelines and clarifications concerning the development of PDD, submission of NM, Programme of activities (PoA), and accreditation. Some of them describe general issues common to most sectors/project types. Others indicate sector specific issues to be noticed and/or clarified. These guidance are based on decisions of the EB. Besides the methodologies and tools, project participants should also check the latest version of the guidance relevant to their own projects. The list of guidance are provided in Appendix 6. The latest version of the guidance can be downloaded from: Tools: http://cdm.unfccc.int/Reference/Guidclarif/ 40
3.1 Overview of the PDD 3.2 Application of a baseline methodology 3.3 Application of a monitoring methodology 3.4 Duration of the project activity/ crediting period 3.5 Environmental impacts and stakeholders’ comments 3.6 A/R CDM project activities: Technical aspects
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