What does CDCF stand for?

Community Development Carbon Fund

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Samples in periodicals archive:

20 dollars from the global Community Development Carbon Fund for reducing each ton of carbon emissions.

Bangladesh: Deal to reduce carbon omission from brickfield

In addition, it has been a member for two years of the World Bank's Community Development Carbon Fund and it spearheaded the creation of the Spanish CO2 Foundation, set up with the purpose of promoting research projects in relation to the process of capturing, confining and transforming CO2, and of which it is currently one of the most active members.

ENDESA REDUCES CO2 EMISSIONS IN SPAIN BY 27% SINCE 1990

The Community Development Carbon Fund (CDCF), launched in July by the World Bank in collaboration with the United Nations Climate Change Secretariat and the International Emissions Trading Association, gathers public and private participants to finance small-scale greenhouse gas reduction projects in the least developed countries.

New fund extends reach of Kyoto Protocol