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Pakistan granted Host Country Approval to forty three (43) CDM projects.

Twelve (12) CDM Projects from Pakistan registered with CDM Executive Board.

The project proponent has to inform the Designated National Authority (DNA) before starting the CDM Project activity,with reference to the Executive Board 41 Report,Annex 46 "Guideance on the demonstration and assessment of prior consideration of the CDM."

Ministry of Environment signs Memorandum of Understanding regarding mutual cooperation for promoting CDM in Pakistan with Japan Bank for International Cooperation- July 2008.

Government of Pakistan is spending Rs. 38.94 million for the promotion of Clean Development Mechanism in Pakistan.

No CDM Project is available for Public Comments.

National Energy Conservation Centre, Government of Pakistan is the Designated National Authority for Clean Development Mechanism in Pakistan

Priority area for CDM Projects.


Pakistan allows any unilateral, bilateral and multilateral CDM projects in the following areas: Energy (including renewable/ alternate energy, energy efficiency, conservation and fossil-fueled cogeneration); Land use, Land use Change and Forestry (afforestation and re-forestation); Agricultural and livestock practices; Waste Management (e.g. landfills, solid waste management, recycling, Animal /livestock wastes); Transportation (e.g. alternative fuel vehicles, mass transit systems, cleaner engines, Compressed Natural Gas); and Industrial processes (cogeneration, waste heat recovery, boiler/ kiln/ furnace efficiency, generator change, alternate processes etc). Any area/sector that reduces any GHG's allows by Kyoto protocol are eligible sector for CDM projects.