UNIDO Meeting, Vienna, Austria September 07-10, 1998

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THE CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM (CDM) AND SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT: NEW PARTNERSHIPS FOR INDUSTRY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES EXPERT GROUP MEETING

Vienna, Austria 01-02 October 1998

Dr. R.S. Maya, Executive Chairman, Southern Centre, uses the term "CDM forcing" to describe how the CDM is likely to accelerate development and GHG emissions in the short term in developing countries

Frank Joshua, Head. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading, UNCTAD, contributes to one of the liveliest debates at the EGM, on the dangers of flooding the CDM with "no regrets" projects

	H.E. Ms. Irene Freudenschuss-Reichl, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotententiary, Permanent Representative of Austria to UNIDO, in the Chair at the UNIDO EGM
Stephen Mutimba, Research Fellow, Climate Change Policy Programme, African Centre for Technology Studies (left) with Simon Worthington, Environmental Adviser, The British Petroleum Company
	Wanna Tanunchaiwatana, Office of Environmental Policy and Planning, Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, Thailand (from left), Kok Kee Chow, Chairman, SBSTA, and Frank Joshua, Head, Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading, UNCTAD.
Tibor Farag�, Director General, Ministry for the Environment and Regional Policy, Hungary (left) and Miquel Rigola, UNIDO
	Grace Akumu, Executive Director, Climate Action Network with H.W. Kyule, TQM, Nairobi
Enrique Prini (left), Business Council for Sustainable Development, Argentina and Preeti Soni, Research Associate, Tata Energy Research Institute (TERI)
	H.E. Mr. Arizal Effendi, Ambassador Deputy Permanent Representative of the Mission of the Republic of Indonesia to the United Nations and Chair of theG-77/China
Tahar Hadj-Sadok, Coordinator, Science and Technology, UNFCCC