CDM/JI Information Networks: Supporting German Project Developers in Host Countries
The German government’s CDM/JI Initiative focuses in the main on large emerging economies and developing countries like
China, India, Brazil and Mexico, and also on the most important of the JI partner countries, Russia and Ukraine. Another of its
functions is to foster cooperation with countries with whom Germany has already signed memoranda of understanding (MoUs). MoUs
are currently in place with Egypt, Azerbaijan, Israel, Mexico, Peru and Tunisia.
In implementing the initiative, the German Environment Ministry works with a broad range of people and organisations who work
with the Kyoto Mechanisms. These include other federal ministries and subordinate agencies, research institutes and private
bodies – both in Germany and in host countries. The activities conducted as part of the initiative take a long-term
approach and pursue a clear objective of continuing cooperation efforts when the first Kyoto Protocol commitment period ends in
2012.
In this context, the German government is working to create networks in selected countries, the aim being to nurture close and
regular contacts with local businesses, government agencies and other actors. These networks draw on the experience of and
contacts maintained by local practitioners such as GTZ, the German chambers of commerce overseas and German businesses who
operate in the area. They are designed to help businesses who either develop CDM projects, invest in them or supply the
necessary technology to gain a better insight into local conditions and assess available investment opportunities. Another
function of the networks is to boost CDM/JI capacities in host countries.
The German Environment Ministry has asked GTZ to establish and expand such networks in the emerging economies of China, India,
Brazil and the MENA region. Country-specific experts have been hired for each of the countries in question. These support
German project developers by providing country-specific information, establishing contacts, identifying projects and screening
them as regard their feasibility.
The following points of contact in each country can be reached by e-mail:
India:
Ms. Pamposh Bhat
Director, Climate Change
S-35, First Floor, Panchsheel Park
New Delhi - 110017. India
Tel.: +91-11-4061 0031/0031
E-Mail: 
Pamposh.Bhat@gtz.de
www.cdmindia.com
CDM Market Overview India by GTZ
China:
Dr. Markus Schwegler
CDM Service Unit China
Sunflower Tower 1100
37 Maizidian Street, Chaoyang District
100026 Beijing, PR China
Tel. +86 10 8527 5180
Mob.: +86 13910506178
E-Mail: Markus.Schwegler@gtz.de
GTZ CDM Market Profile China
Project Portfolio: China
MENA-Region:
Dr. Jörg Linke
Chef de Mission GTZ
B.P. 753, 1080 Tunis-Cedex, Tunisie
Tel.: +216 - 70 728 622/ 644
E-Mail: Joerg.Linke@gtz.de
GTZ CDM Market Profile Tunisia
Brazil:
Rainer Schröer
Coordinator Iniciative CDM Brazil
Alameda do Ingá, 840 - Sls. 701/702
34.000-000 Nova Lima - MG Brazil
Tel.: +55 31 32646462
E-Mail: Rainer.Schroeer@gtz.de
Contact person in Germany:
Holger Liptow
Energy and Transport Unit, OE 4413 - GTZ
P.O. Box 5180
65726 Eschborn/Germany
Tel.: +49-6196-79-4103
Mob.:+49-151-1216 2803
E-Mail: holger.liptow@gtz.de
The list will be updated and further points of contact will be added for other countries as appropriate.
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