Climate change is one of the most pressing problems facing the world's environment. And despite apparent differences in opinion as to the nature, extent, and speed of the changes associated with climate change, there have been significant efforts worldwide to combat global warming, both in developed and developing countries, across a wide range of sectors including energy and agriculture. For developing countries, the challenge to achieving sustained, environmentally-sound economic growth, is particularly formidable as a balance needs to be struck between the development process and responding to growing concerns over the environment.
As a developing country with significant potential to be a major participant in ongoing GHG reduction efforts in the energy sector, Philippine project developers and policymakers are well-positioned to participate in this emerging area through the enhancement of their understanding as to the nature of climate change, how the various flexible mechanisms (particularly the Clean Development Mechanism or CDM) under the Kyoto Protocol work, and what specific opportunities exist to participate in this area - the ultimate goal being to develop projects that mitigate greenhouse gas releases to the atmosphere. IRG Philippines provides project planning for entities that wish to do these.
Working closely with its US-based partner, International Resources Group, IRG Philippines offers services in project development, international standards for carbon credit accounting, and carbon markets.
Our climate change mitigation practice is founded on the following key factors:
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