Publications in English

 
All below-mentioned materials are available in the library of the Climate Change Information Center and can be provided on request.

Agriculture
Carbon Issues
Clean Development Mechanism
Climate Change
Conventions
District Heating
Education
Energy
Environment
Environmental Assessment
Environmental Economics
European Commission
Forests
GHG Inventory
Global Environment Facility
Glossaries 
Health 
IPCC
Kyoto Protocol
Mitigation
National Communications
Observation Systems
Pew Center
REC Caucasus
Reports on Armenia
Sustainable Development
Synergy
Technology Transfer
Transport
United Nations
Vulnerability / Adaptation Assessment

Agriculture - English Publications

1. No 2724. Rural Non-Farm Economy Project. Rural Non-Farm Livelihood Activities in Romania, Georgia and Armenia: Synthesis of Findings from Fieldwork Carried out at Village Level 2001-2002, 2003.
2. No 2733. Rural Non-Farm Economy in Post-Soviet Georgia: A study of Three Rural Communities, 2003.
3. No 2727. Rural Non-Farm Economy Project. Sustaining Rural Livelihood: A Report on Farming and Non-Farm Activities in Three Communities in Armenia, 2003.
4. Agriculture and Nature Conservation in Central and Eastern European Countries: Proceedings of a Seminar held at Debe, Poland, 12-14 May, 1996.
5. Technical Cooperation Programme. A Catalyst for Development. FAO, 1999.
6. Republic of Armenia. Agricultural Policy. W/d.
7. Wouldn't it be overly? How to spend it. W/d.
8. Fertilizers Agriculture, May 2005. http://www.fertilizer.org.
9. Programme on National Food Security Policy. W/d.
10. On Activities in Development of a Food Security Information System. Final Report, 2000.
11. World Food Summit. 13-17 November 1996. Armenian Position Paper, 1996.

FAO Publications
(Organic Agriculture - www.fao.org/organicag)

1. Organic Agriculture. Environment and Food Security. Environment and Natural Resources Series. No.4, 2002.
2. Biodiversity and the Ecosystem Approach in Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. Satellite Event on the Occasion of the 9-th Regular Session of the Commission on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture, Rome, 12-13 October 2002.
3. Organic Agriculture: What is it?
4. Organic Agriculture and Community Development.
5. Organic Agriculture and Food Security.
6. Organic Agriculture and the Environment.
7. Organic Agriculture and Desertification.
8. Organic Agriculture and Biodiversity in Food and Agriculture.
9. Organic Agriculture and Nature Conservation.
10. Organic Agriculture Standards.
11. Organic Agriculture Regulations.
12. Organic Agriculture Markets.
13. Organic Horticulture Markets.
14. Organic Production of Tropical and Sub-Tropical Fruits.
15. Organic Pest Management.
16. Organic Horticulture and Post-Harvest Operations.
17. Organic Grasslands.
18. Organic Apiculture.
19. Organically Certified Non-Wood Forest Products.
20. Organic Fish Farming.

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 Carbon Issues

1. Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage. Prepared by WG III IPCC, 2005.
2. Carbon Sequestration. Addressing Global Climate Change, 2005.
3. Profiles in Carbon: An Update on Population, Consumption and Carbon Dioxide Emissions, 1998 http://populationaction.org/
4. Growing Carbon: A New Crop That Helps Agriculture and the Climate TOO. W/d http://www.swcs.org/
5. Global Carbon Market Fair and Conference. Cologne, May 10-12, 2006 and Conference Program. http://www.carbonexpo.com/
6. Carbon Finance. News and Analysis of Market Solutions to Climate Change. Vol.2, Issue 4, April 2005 http://www.carbon-financeonline.com/
7. IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme. Greenhouse Issues. No.47, March 2000, http://www.ieagreen.org.uk/
8. IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme. Greenhouse Issues. No.51, November 2000, http://www.ieagreen.org.uk/
9. IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme. Greenhouse Issues. No.61, July 2002, http://www.ieagreen.org.uk/
10. IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme. Greenhouse Issues. No.62, September 2002, http://www.ieagreen.org.uk/
11. Regulation  of Carbon Capture and Storage. International Risk Governance Council. Policy Brief, 2008, http://www.irgc.org/
12. Nordic Environment Finance Corporation NEFCO http://www.nefco.org/
Financing for a better environment Leaflet
NEFCO Carbon Fund (NeCF) Leaflet
Carbon finance and Funds Leaflet

13. Carbon Market Initiative. CMI. ADB. www.adb.org/clean-energy
14. Carbon EXPO. Global Carbon Market Fair&Conference. Barcelona, May 27-29, 2009. http://www.carbonexpo.com/
15. Leveraging Carbon Finance for Sustainable Development. MDG Carbon Facility. UNDP. Booklet
16. The gold standard. Premium  quality carbon credits.    The gold standard is the benchmark for quality in the carbon market. http://www.cdmgoldstandard.org/
17. Investing in Clean Energy and Low Carbon Alternatives in Asia. Josh Carmody and Duncan Ritchie. ADB. 2007

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Clean Development Mechanism - English Publications

1. The Clean Development Mechanism. Issues and Options. UNDP. 1998.
2. Clean Development Mechanism. Exploring for Solutions through learning-by-doing. Contributing to policy dialogue. 2000, http://wbcsd.org/newscenter/media.htm#2000
3. CDM Market Fair 2006. Sept.26-30, Seoul, Republic of Korea
4. CDM Manual 2005 for Project Developers and Policy Makers. Ministry of the Environment, Japan, Global Environment Centre Foundation.
5. The Clean Development Mechanism Dialogue Papers, http://www.caap.org/
6. Implementing the Additionality Requirement&Ensuring the Stringency of Project Baselines under the CDM. 2000
7. Developing Terms of Reference for the Clean Development Mechanism Executive Board and Operational Entities. Cathleen Kelly, Catherine R.Leining, Ned Helme. 2000.
8. Sheering the Benefits:  Mechanisms to Ensure the Capture of Clean Development Mechanism Project Surpluses. Tim Denne 2000.
9. The Eligibility of Land Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry Projects under the   Clean Development Mechanism.Catherine R.Leining. 2000
10. Ensuring CDM Project Compatibility with Sustainable Development Goals. Cathleen Kelly, Ned Helme. 2000.
11. Designing the Clean Development Mechanism to meet the needs of a Broad Range of Interests. 2000, http://www.wri.org/wri/  
12. National Strategy Study for Implementation of the CDM in Colombia. Executive Summary.
13. National Strategy Study on Clean Development Mechanism in Indonesia. Executive Summary. 2001, http://www.menlh.go.id/
14. National Strategy Study on Clean Development Mechanism in Indonesia. Climate Protection Programme. Division 44. Environmental management, Water, Energy and Transport.  2001.
15. Prepared for the CDM? Technical Cooperation paving the way foe CDM projects in developing countries. Climate Protection Programme. Division 44. Environmental management, Water, Energy and Transport.  2001.
16. Interim Report to Ministry of the Environment Government of Japan. Technical Procedures for CDM/JI Projects at the Planning Stage. Working Group on Baseline for CDM/JI Project. 2001.
17. A Guide to Bundling Small-scale CDM Projects. ECN IT Power Group. http://www.cdmpool.com/
18. OECD and IEA Information Paper
19. An Initial View on Methodologies for Emission Baselines: Case Study on Energy Efficiency. 2000
20. Possibilities for Standartised Baselines for JI and the CDM. UNEP/OECD/IEA Workshop on Baseline Methodologies. 2001.
21. Forestry projects: permanence, credit accounting and lifetime. 2001
22. Fast-tracking Small CDM Projects: Implications for the Elektricity Sector. 2001
23. Clean Development Mechanism Projects.COP 7. Marrakech.
24. Defining Investment Additionality for CDM Projects - Practical Approaches.  HWWA Discussion Paper. 106. 2000, http://www.hwwa.de/  
25. National CDM Criteria, Baseline Methodologies and case studies for Uzbekistan. Liliya Zavyalova, Axel Michaelowa. HWWA Discussion Paper. 126. 2001, http://www.hwwa.de/   
26. The Challenge of including Forests as sinks within the Clean Development Mechanism. A.J.van Bodegom, H.J.F.Savenije, G.van Tol. 2000. Theme Studies Series 4. Forests, Forestry and Biological Diversity Support Group,  http://www.minlnv.nl/inm/
27. CD4CDM.Philippines. Climate Change Center.
28. New Opportunities Capacity Development for the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM).
29. CDM Information and Guidebook developed for the UNEP Project CD4CDM. 2003.
30. Legal Issues Guidebook to the Clean Development Mechanism. The UNEP Project CD4CDM. 2004.
31. Clean Development Mechanism. Introduction to the CDM. UNEP.
32. Engaging the private sector in the Clean Development Mechanism. http://wbcsd.org/
33. IETA's Guidance note through the CDM Project Approval Process (v.1,3,July 2004)
34. Validation&Verification. Manual for CDM and JI Projects.
35. Estimating the Market Potential for the Clean Development Mechanism: Review of Models and Lessons Learned. PCFplus Report 19, http://carbonfinance.org/pcf/router.cfm?page=Research 
36. Japan Quality Assurance Organization. CDM/JI/Emission Trading.  Kyoto Mechanism. Validation. Verification.
37. Community Development Carbon Fund. Annual Report. 2004, http://www.carbonfinance.org/
38. Prototype Carbon Fund. Annual Report. 2004, http://www.prototipecarbonfund.org/
39. Business: Part of the Solution. 2000.
40. DNV Project Reference list. Managing Risk. http://www.dnv.com/certification/climatechange/index.asp
41. Agroforestry Brings Smallholder Fermers into the CDM. Agroforestry - transforming lives and Landscapes. W/d http://www.icraf.cgiar.org/
42. Emission Reduction Unit Procurement Tender (ERU-PT). Information 2000, http://www.senter.nl/
43. Low Carbon Leaders. Prifiting from Emissions Reductions. A Suppliment to Environmental Finance. December 2004-January 2005,  http://www.theclimategroup.org/
44. CDM and JI Transactions - Preoject Developers Guide to Working with TFS Green. The gold standard. Premium  quality carbon credits.  Booklet.  
45. Center for Comparative and International Studies. CIS Working Paper
46. Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich. 2008 No 35. UN aproval of gheenhouse gas emission reduction projects in developing countries: The political economy of the CDM Executive Board.

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Climate Change - English Publications

1. Common Questions About Climate Change, http://www.unep.org/ipcc/qa/cover.html
2. The Global Climate is Changing, 1996.
3. Vital Climate Graphics. The Impacts of Climate Change. GRID Arendal, http://www.grida.no/  
4. Explaning Climate Change. A WWF overview of the new science, 1995.
5. The Impact of Global Warming on Agriculture: A Ricardian Analysis.
6. Global Climate Change and US Agriculture //Nature.- Vol.345, 1990.
7. Municipal Climate Protection Profiles. Status Report 2000 of the Climate Alliance of European Cities, http://www.klimabuendnis.org/
8. China and Global climate Change. Office of National Coordination Committee for Climate Change People's Republic of China, 2001.
9. Climate Change and the quest for Sustainable Societies. Reflection on a World Council of Churches. Study Project, 1998.
10. Climate Change. OECD. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and development.Catalogue 1998/99, http://www.oecd.org/
11. Progress Report on International Business Action on Climate Change. Prepared on behalf of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, 1996.
12. Climate Change and Biodiversity. With the compliments of IPCC, 2002.
13. Climate Change. US Action and Strategy. COP-5, Bonn, 1999.
14. The Climate Time Bomb. Signs of Climate Change from the Greenpeace Database, 1994.
15. The Ad Hoc Process to Strengthen the Framework Convention on Climate Change. Report on a Conference held 7-9 October 1995, Woods Hole, Massachusets, 1995.
16. The World Bank and Climate Change, http://www.worldbank/org
17. Climate Variability. Agriculture and Forests. Report of the CaGM-X Joint Rapporteurs on the Effects of Climate Cnange and Variability on Agriculture and Forestry, 1996.
18. Climate Cnange and Wildlife. A summary of an International Workshop at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder. Colorado, 19-22 September 1997.
19. The Ecologist. Vol. No2. Climate Crisis. Special Issue, 1999.
20. Taking a Byte out of Carbon. Elektronics Innovation for Climate Protection. Climate Protection Initiative.
21. Extreme Weather and Climate Change, 1998.
22. IPCC. IPCC Workshop on Changes in Extreme Weather and Climate Events. Beijung, China 11-13 June, 2002. Workshop Report.
23. World Climate News. WMO.  Weather. Climate. Water. No 26 January 2005, http://www.wmo.int/
24. World Climate News. WMO.  Weather. Climate. Water. No 27. June 2005 http://www.wmo.int/  
25. Climate Change Training Programme. CC: Train.
26. Climate Change. How to Control the Risks. RIVM.
27. An ERT Report on Positive Action. Climate Change. The Green House Effect.
28. An ERT Report on Positive Action. Climate Change. Goverments intend to take action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Industry must be part of the Process.
29. Climate Protection Programme for Developing Countries, http://www.gtz.de/climate
30. World Climate Change Conference. Abstracts. Moscow, Russia, 2003, September 29 - October 3.
31. World Climate Change Conference. Scentific Programme. Moscow, Russia, 2003, September 29 - October 3.
32. World Climate Change Conference. Scentific Aditional Programme. Mocow, Russia, 2003, September 29 - October 3.
33. On track towards climate protection. Concept - Strategy - Measures.
34. Survey of Climate Change Scenario Studies. A Programming Study. Dutch National Recearch Programme on Global Air Pollution and Climate Change. Report no 410 200 002. 1996.
35. Climate Regime Beyaond 2012. Key Perspectives. Interim Report. December 2004.
36. Industry Genius. Inventions and People Protecting the Climate and Fragile Ozone Layer. Stephen O.Andersen and Durwood Zaelk. 2003, http://www.greenleaf-publishing.com/
37. Uncertanity, risk and dangerous climate change. Recent research on climate change science from the Hadley Centre. December 2004, http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/
38. Responding to Climate Change. Solutions for a Changing world. 2005.
39. EU focus on climate change. 2002,  http://europa.eu.int/
40. Climate Change and long-term fluctuations of commercial catches. The possibility of forecasting. FAO Fisheries Technical Paper 410. 2001.
41. Climate Change. Small Island Developing States. 2005, http://www.unfccc.int/
42. A Breafing for Ministers. COP 9.
43. Responding to Climate Change. 2007, http://www.lampsandgear.philips.com/
44. Climate Change Capacity Development. Taking Stock and Moving Forward.
45. The Citizens' Deal against Climate Change. Summer 2006. Peoples' will to act. Governments' Responsibility to React. Friends of the Earth Europe, http://www.foeeurope.org/
46. White Paper on the Ethical Dimensions of Climate Change. Collaborative Program on the Ethical Dimensions of Climate Change, http://rockethics.psu.edu/climate
47. Climate Protection in Lower Austria. W/D
48. Cities for Climate Protection TM Campaign - The Reinforced Strategy for Europe, http://www.iclei.org/europe
49. France, an International Partner in the Climate Change Field, 2004.
50. Climate Proofing Development. EU Action Plan on Climate Change in the Context of Development Cooperation, http://www.dci.gov.ie/
51. Insolation and Climate.  Milutin Milankovich and the Mathematical Theory of Climate Changes, 2002.
52. Agenda for Climate Action. February 2006.
53. US Market consequences of Global Climate Change. Dale W.Jorgenson, Richard J.Goettle, Brian H.Hurd and Joel B.Smith et al. 2004, http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/index
54. The Science of Climate Change. Global and US Perspectives. Tom M.L.Wigley. 1999, http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/index_environment.cfm
55. UNDP/GEF Project on Climate Change. No.2 Newsletter November, 1999.
56. Climate Change and the quest for Sustainable Societies. Reflections on a World Council of Churches. Study Project, 1998.
57. Early action & Global Climate Change.An Analysis of Early Action Crediting Proposals. Robert R.Nordhaus, Stephen C.Fotis, Van Ness Feldman, P.C. 1998, http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/index
58. Equity& Global Climate Change.The Complex Elements of Global Fairness. Eileen Claussen, Lisa McNeilly, 1998.
59. Promoting meaningful compliance with Climate Change Commitments. Eric Dannenmaier, Isaac Cohen, 2000.
60. Worker Transition& Global Climate Change. Jim Barrett, 2001.
61. Overview of the World Council of Churches' Programme on Climate Change. 
62. Climate Change Project "Enabling Moldova to prepare its First National Communication in Response to its Commitments to the UNFCCC", http://www.moldova.md/clima/Moldova
63. National Communication Support Unit Handbook, http://www.undp.org/cc
64. International Research Institute for Climate and Society Columbia University. www.iri.columbia.edu

Climate Risk Management and Water
Data Library
Climate Risk Management in Indonesia and  the Philippines
Climate and Society Publication Series
Managing Competing Water Uses in  the Philippines: Angat Reservoir
Managing Climate Risks for Development in Asia: IRI-UNDP Partnership
Environmental Monitoring Program
Climate Risk Management and Health
Using Climate Information for Malaria Risk Management in Sri Lanka

65. Face the Climate Challange.  Combine business and responsibility. Climate Change Services.
http://www.climatechange.dnv.com/
66. Climate protection through Innovation. Vattenfall. www.vattenfall.de/ccs
67. Endesa Climate Initiative. Your  business partner in contracting emission reductions. 2005. www.endesa.com/eci
68. Some characteristics of the Climate of Hungary since 1901. 2005. http://www.met.hu/

Climate Change Models

1. Asian Pacific Integrated Model, 1997>
2. Wien Automatic System Planning (WASP) Package. A Computer Code for Power Generating System Expansion Planning. Version WASP-III Plus. User's Manual. Vol.1: Chapters 1-11 Vol.2: Appendices.
3. National Communication Support Unit Handbook. Generating High Resolution Climate Change Scenarios using Precis, April 2004, http://www.undp.org/cc/

Climate Change Policy

1. Climate Protection Policies: Can we afford to delay? 1997,  http://www.wri.org/
2. Long-Range Scenarios for Climate Change Policy Analysis. IPIECA Workshop. Brighton, 7-10 January 1996, http://www.ipieca.org/
3. Aspects of Implementaton of Policies and measures by Annex I Parties. Informal Workshop 5th Session of the SBI. Bonn, 26 February 1997, http://www.unfccc.de/
4. Handbook on preparing National Strategies to implement the Climate Change Convention, 1998.
5. The Netherlands' Climate Policy Implementation Plan. Part I: Measures in the Netherlands, 1999.
6. The Netherlands' Climate Policy Implementation Plan: Information Sheet, 1999.
7. Climate Change: Solution in Sight. A Dutch Persrective, 2000.
8. Climate Policy http://www.elsevier.nl/locate/cotentsdirect, Vol.1, No 2, June 2001.
9. Climate Change: Policy Instruments and their Implications. Proceedings of the Tsukuba Workshop of IPCC WGIII. Tsucuba, Japan, 17-20 January 1994.
10. US Climate Policy after Kyoto: Elements for Success. 2002. 
11. Breaking the Impasse: Forging an EU Leadership Initiative on Climate Cjange. A Policy paper. 1999.
12. Global Climate Change: Economic and Policy Issues. World Bank Environment Paper number 12.  1995, http://www.worldbank.org
13. Climate Change Policy Initiatives. 1995-96 update. Vol.II. Selected non-IEA Countries. Energy and Environment Series. OECD/IEA, 1996.
14.UNFCCC Workshop on Good Practices in Policies and Measures. Compendium of Presentations. Copenhagen, Denmark, 11-13 April, 2000.
15. UNFCCC Workshop on Best Practices in Policies and Measures. Copenhagen, Denmark, 8-10 October, 2001.
16. Ending wasteful energy use in Central and Eastern Europe. An essential step for Climate Change Policy in a competitive EU-25.
17. Technical Responces to Climate Change. IEA. Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme, 1996.
18. India. Climate Change. A Challenge to India's Economy. Anil Agarwal. http://www.cseindia.org 
19. Kazakhstan. The Republic of Kazakhstan: Greenhouse Gas Emissions Scenarios and Climate Change Policy, 2000.
20. Russia. Climate Change Programme Russia, 2000.
21. Spanish Climate Change Bureau (OECC). W/d.
22. Down to Earth. Science and Environment fortnightly. March, 2000. Small World. Global Politics of the Environment, http://www.cseindia.org
23. Pew Center on Global Climate Change. Reports http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/
Policy series, http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/index_policy.cfm
24. Market Mechanisms& Global Climate Change.An Analysis of Policy Instruments. Annie Petsonk, Daniel J.Dudek, Joseph Goffman, 1998.
25. Community adjustment to Climate Change Policy. Judith M.Greenwald, Brandon Roberts, Andrew D.Reamer, 2001.
26. Capital cycles and the timing of climate change policy. Robert J.Lempert, Steve W.Popper, Susan A.Resetar, Stuart L.Hart, 2002.
27. Agricultural & Forestlands: US Carbon Policy Strategies. Kenneth R.Richards, R.Neil Sampson, Sandra Brown, 2006.
28.Solutions Series. Greenhouse&statehouse. The Evolving State Government Role in Climate Change. 2002. Barry G.Rabe, http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/index 
29. Climate Change Policies. OECD Observer. Policy Brief, August 2007, http://www.oecd.org/
30. Energy View of BSEC Countries 2006. Prometheus the Energy and Climate Policy Network. Athens, 2007    

Innovative policy solutions to Global Climate Change
http://www.pewclimate.org/   

No 1 -  The US Domestic Response to Climate Change: Key Elements of a Prospective Program
No 2 - Agricultur's Role in Addressing Climate Change
No 3 - Greenhouse Gas Reporting and Disclosure: Key Elements of a Prospective US Program
No 4 -  The Timing of Climate Change Policy
No 9 -  The 10-50 Solution. Options for a Low-Carbon Future

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Conventions - English Publications

1. Convention on Access to Information, Public perticipation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters. 1998, http://www.unece.org/env/pp
2. Aarhus Initiative. Compendium of papers. Presented at the UNEP/INFOTERRA Meeting, "Facilitating Public Access to Environmental Information in Europe and the CIS Region". Aarhus, Denmark, 23-25 June 1998.
3. Meeting on Facilitating Public Access to Environmental Information in Europe and the CIS Region. Aarhus, Denmark, 23-25 June 1998. Report of the Meeting.
4. The Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer.
5. Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer. Final Act. 1987.
6. Handbook for the International Treaties for the Protection of the Ozone Layer. The Vienna Convention (1985), the Montreal Protocol (1987). Fourth Edition (1996)
7. Convention on the protection and use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. 1992 http://www.unece.org/env/water
8. Manual for the Implementation of the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal. 1994.
9. Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution. Protocol to abate Acidification, Eutrophication and Ground-level Ozone. UN ECE, http://unece.org/env/lrtap 
10. Handbook for the 1979 Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution and its Protocols. 2004

Convention on Biological Diversity

1. Convention on Biological Diversity, 1992, http://www.biodiv.org/
2. The Biosafety Protocol, 2000, http://www.biodiv.org/biosafety/
3. Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan of Armenia. 1999
4. Second national Report of the Republic of Armenia to the Convention on Biodiversity. Prepared by Ministry of Nature Protection RA. May 2001.
5. Assessment of Capacity Building Needs for Biodiversity of Armenia. 2002
6. Development of the Full Project for im-situ Conservation and Sustainable Use of Agrobiodiversity. Materials of the Logical framework Workshop. 14-15 October 1998.
7. Lake Sevan. Problems and Strategies of Action. Proceedings of the International Conference. Sevan, Armenia, 13-16 October 1996.
8. Strategy on Developing Specially Protected Areas&National Action Plan. Ministry of Nature Protection RA. Yerevan, 2003.
9. Nazik Khanjyan Specially Protected Nature Areas of Armenia. 2004.
10. The status of biodiversity in Flanders 10 years after Rio. 2003.
11. The Survival of Man is Dependent on the Survival of Animal and Plant Life. National Wildlife Action Plan (2002-2016).

Convention to Combat Desertification

1. Convention to Combat Desertification, 1997, http://www.unccd.ch/
2. National Action Programme to Combat Desertification in Armenia. 2002.
3. UNEP's Strategy on Land Use Management and Soil Conservation. A Strengthened Functional Approach. W/d. http://www.unep.org
4. 149. Two essays on Socio-Economic aspects of Soil Degradation. 2001.
5. 2006. International Year of deserts and Desertification. European Christian Environmental Network (ECEN). 2006.
6. Third National Report on Implementation of UN Convention to Combat Desertification in Armenia. Republic of Armenia. Ministry of Nature Protection. 2006.
7. Probase.Procedures for Accounting and Baselines for Projects under Joint Implementation and the Clean Development Mechanism. Research project for European Commission under the Fifth Framework Programme Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development. January 2001-December 2002, http://www.northsea.nl/jiq/probase
8. The Swedish CDM Programme. W/d, http://www.stem.se
9. Capacity Building, Project Development Assisstnance&Basic Information Service and Support. CDM/JI Programme of Ministry of the Environment - Japan.2003, http://www.env.go.jp/
10. Integrated Capacity Strengthening for CDM (ICS-CDM) Programme. CDM Country Guides for Cambodia, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand. N/d, http://www.iges.or.jp 
11. First CDM project Registered. Press Release, 2004, http://www.dnv.com/certification/climatechange/index.asp
12. European Carbon Fund. The First Non-Governmental Carbon Fund. 2004. http://www.europeancarbonfund.com
13. CDM Practical Toolkit. W/d. http://cdmguide.org  

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District Heating - English Publications

1. Danish Board of District Heating. Energy & Environment.
2. District Heating in Western Copenhagen, 1994.
3. Feasibility Study for Heat Supply and Energy Efficiency Project. Kiev, Ukraine. Final Report. Econo Energy. June, 1997.
4. COWI. Annual Report 1998-1999.
5. District heat. An Environmentally benign Heating System. Helsinki Energy. W/d.
6. Energetic Refurbishment of Residential Buildings in Uzhgorod, Mihalovtse and darmstadt. TASIS Cross-Border Co-operation Small Project Facility. Final Report. September 2003.
7. Lessons learned from heating sector projects in the countries with economies in transition. Capacity building, financial, institutional and socio-economic aspects. A study report. Final report. March 2004.
8. Heating in Transition. UNDP-GEF. May, 2005 http://www/
9. Coming in from the cold. Improving District Heating Policy in Transition Economies. OECD/IEA. 2005, http://iea.org/books
10. Danish District Heating Association. W/d, www.danskfjernvarme.dk  

Cogeneration

1. COGEN Europe. Review of Activities. 1996.
2. COGEN Europe. Decentralized Cogeneration and the Climate Change Challenge. 1997.
3. Emissions Trading and Joint Implementation. The Implications for Cogeneration. 1997.
4. Manual for Determination of Combined Heat and Power (CHP). CEN/CENELEC Workshop Agreement. September 2004.
5. Cogeneration and on-site Power Production, http://www.yf.com/
6. Launch Issue, January-February 2000.
7. Issue 2, March-April 2000.
8. Directory Issue, July-August 2000.
9. Issue 5, September-October 2000.
10. Vol.2, Issue 1, January-February 2001.
11. Vol.2, Issue 3, May-June 2001.
12. Directory Issue, July-August 2001.
13. Vol.2, Issue 5, September-October 2001.
14. Vol.3, Issue 2, March-April 2002.
15. Vol.3, Issue 3, May-June 2002.
16. Vol.3, Issue 5, September-October 2002.
17. Vol.3, Issue 6, November-December 2002.

DH Projects in Armenia

1. Impacts Assessment Armenia Weatherization Program. 1996.
2. District Heating Report. TACIS. 1996.
3. Armenia Power Supply/Conservation Project: Demand-Side management Measures. Project Final Report. September 1998.
4. Municipal Heating Project. Guidelines for Preparing a Feasibility Study. The World Bank Central Project Implementation Unit. National Foundation for Housing Reform. 1999.
5. Strengthening of the role of the Energy Strategy Center (ESC) in Armenia in the development of an integrated Regional and National Energy Policy. District Heating System of Yerevan Business Plan. TACIS. 1999. 
6. Industrial Development of the District Heating industry in Armenia. Project Summary. EcoFys. 2002, http://ecofys.com/ 
7. Industrial Development of the District Heating supply industry in Armenia. Inception report. 2002.
8. Identification of Priority Investments in Gas sector in Compliance with Urban Heating Strategy of Republic of Armenia. Final Report. 2002.
9. Armenian Geothermal Project. Reconnaissance Study. Final Report. District Heating System Evaluation. Yerevan, Armenia. Annex 1. W/d.
10. Outline of Urban Heating Strategy for Republic of Armenia. Final Report. June 2002. COWI in collaboration with RAMBOLL.
11. Heat Supply Options for Armenia. November 2003, http://www.aeai.am/
12. Evaluation of Fuel Substitution Pilot Project. September, 2003. AEAI.
13. Decentralizing Residential Heating in Armenia: Review of Pilot Projects. 2004, http://www.ase.org; http://www.munee.org/
14. Armenia: OBA Scheme for provision of Gas and heating infrastructure services in Armenia. Final Report. November 2005. Economic Consulting Associates.

UNDP Projects

1. Yerevan District Heating System. Brief Intermediate Report. 2000.
2. Yerevan Heat Supply Maps. 2000.
3.The Reconstruction of "Charents" N2 centralized Heat Supply System. 2000.
4. Problems in municipal Heat Supply. 2000.
5. Pre-Feasibility Analysis of the Different Heat and Hot Water Supply Options in one Selected District in Yerevan. . Final Report. January, 2001.
6. Removing Barriers to Energy Efficiency in Municipal Heat and Hot Water Supply. Report.
7. Armenia - Improving the Energy Efficiency of Municipal Heating and Hot Water Supply. UNDP/GEF Project 2005  ARM/98/G41/A/1G/99  Project Document.
8. Possibilities for Reconstructing and Improving the Energy Efficiency of Municipal Heating in the Republic of Armenia: Based on the Sector's 2005 Situation Analysis. 2005.
9. Analysis of the Energy Efficient Heat Supply Options of the Multi-Apartment Buildings in the Republic of Armenia. 2006.

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Education - English Publications

1. Attitudes and Actions. A National Survey on the Environment. 2000.
2. Your home and the Environment. W/d
3. Compilation of Information on Progress Achieved in implementing Article 6 of the Convention. 2005, http://www.unfccc.int
4. Armenia. Republic of Armenia. Lake Sevan Environmental Action Plan. 1998.
5. Attacking Poverty while Improving the Environment: Practical Recommendations.

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Energy - English Publications

1. Energy as an instrument for Socio-Economic Development. 1995
2. Climate Change and the future of the European Energy Industry: looking ahead to Kyoto. 1997
3. We offer you a full range of Energy consultancy services...Elsamproject. W/d
4. Deploying Climate-friendly Technologies through Collaboration with Developing Countries. IEA Information Paper. W/d, http://www.iea.org/
5. Key World Energy Statistics from the IEA. 2002, http://www.iea.org/
6. Leading by Example. A Report to the President on Federal Energy and Environmental Management (2000-2001). 2002, http://www.ofee.gov/
7. International Division. Stadtwerke Leipzig. Alles ganz einfach.
8. Energy in the Netherlands. 1997, http://info.minez.nl/
9. European Energy Conservation ECO-Activities. W/d, http://www.ljudmila.org/retina/eco-forum,   http://www.inforse.dk/  
10. Energy Realities and Visions. Danish Technological Institute, http://www.tecnologisk.dk/
11. Asia.Pacific Perspectives. Japan+, http://www.jijigaho.or.jp/index_e.html
12. Vol.1 No3 July 2003 Energy for the Future.
13. Fusion Energy. Power for Future Generations. 2003
14. Next Generation Utilities Management. 2001, http://www.nextgenutilities.com/
15. FT Energy Online, http://www.online.ftenergy.com/
16. FT Energy Newsletters 2000, http://www.ftenergy.com/
17. Energy and Environment in the European Union. Tracking progress towards integragion. EEA Report No8/2006,  http://www.eea.eu.int/
18. Agro Energetyka, No1. 2002.
19. ESCO Europe. 2008. Conference Brochure. 4-5 November 2008. Brussels, Belgium. http://www.esco-europe.com/
20. ESCO Association. Newsletter. Issue 1, March 2006.
21. Hokkaido Electric Power Co., Inc. Corporate Profile 2005, http://www.hepco.co.jp/
22. Our Energy as part of a Clean Future. Enel's commitment to the Environment. http://www.enel.com/
23. We prefer Energy. Some people use their imagination to create  a better world. Enel.2008 www.enel.com

Energy Projects in Armenia

19. Quantiative Assessment of Trends in the Armenia Energy Sector up to Year 2010. 1999.
20. Strengthening of the role of the Energy Strategy Center (ESC) in Armeia in the development of an integrated Regional and National Energy Policy. Energy Balance. TACIS. 1999.
21. Energy Reform and Social Protection in Armenia. October 2003.

Education in Energy

22. Teaching the Problems of Identification and use of Energy Resources in General Schools in Armenia. Summary Report. 2003. 

Energy Efficiency

23. Promoting Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy: GEF Climate Change Projects and Impacts. 1999.
24. Main Barriers for Energy Efficiency. UNDP/GEF/ARM/95/G31/A/1G/99.
25. Advanced Engineering Associates International.  USAID Armenia Energy Efficiency, Demand-Side Management and Renewable Energy Program.
26. Energy Efficiency Projects in Armenia.
27. Pilot Project Bulletin for 2003.
28. Principles of Energy Efficiency and Cem Training. Prepared and published by Armenian Chapter of AEE.  USAID. AEAI. 2002.
29. Climate Technology and Energy Efficiency - from "Best Practice" Experiences to Policy Diffusion. November 16-20, 2002. Tutzing, Germany. CTI Capacity Building Seminar for CEE/FSU Countries.
30. Climate Technology and Energy Efficiency - Challenges and Chances for Climate Technology.
31. September 20-24, 2003. Tutzing, Germany. CTI Capacity Building Seminar for CEE/FSU Countries (CTI-4).
32. Energy Efficiency, Renewable Resources and Energies. The French Expertise and know-how, http://www.ademe.fr/
33. How to Guide on local Financing for Energy Efficiency. UNDP Regional Bureau for Europe and CIS. 2005, http://www.undp.sk/  
34. Energy Efficiency Center Georgia. W/d, http://www.eecgeo.org/
35. Managing and Financing Energy Efficiency Projects in Public Buildings through Public Internal Performance Commitments (PICO).  

Climate Change and Energy

36. International Energy Technology Collaboration and Climate Change Mitigation, http://www.oecd.org/env/cc
37. Case Study 1: Concentrating Solar Power Technologies. 2004.
38. Case Study 2: Cooperation in Agruculture - R&D on High-yelding Crop Varieties. 2005.
39. Case Study 4: Clean Coal Technologies. 2005.
40. Case Study 5: Wind Power Integration into Electrity Systems. 2005.
41. Energy, Environment and Climate Change Issues: Sri Lanka. A Study by the Asian Regional Research Programme in Energy, Environment and Climate Phase II (ARRPEEC - II). 2002.
42. Energy, Environment and Climate Change Issues: Thailand. A Study by the Asian Regional Research Programme in Energy, Environment and Climate Phase II (ARRPEEC - II). 2002.
43. Energy, Environment and Climate Change Issues: Indonesia. A Study by the Asian Regional Research Programme in Energy, Environment and Climate Phase II (ARRPEEC - II). 2002.
44. Policies and Measures for Greenhouse Gases Emissions Reduction in Energy Sector European Union -Romania-Poland. 2004.
45. Acid News. A Newsletter from the Swidish NGO Secretariat on Acid Rain No.3 October 2002.
46. Second International Energy Conference in Armenia. 24-28 September 2001.
47. Pathways to 2050. Energy&Climate Change. A publication 0f the WBCSD Facts and Trends series. 2005,  http://www.wbcsd.org/
48. Facts and Trends to 2050. Energy and Climate Change. W/D, http://www.wbcsd.org/
49. Developing countries & Global Climate Change.Electric Power Options in Korea. 1999.
50. Developing countries & Global Climate Change.Electric Power Options in Brazil. 2000.
51. Designing a Climate-friendly energy policy. Options for the Near Term. Douglas W.Smith, Robert R.Nordhaus, Thomas C.Roberts, Marc Chupka. 2002.
52. Solutions Series http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/index_solutions.cfm
53. Race to the Top: The Expanding Role of US State Renewable Portfolio Stamdards Barry G.Rabe. 2006.
54. Green Horizon,  http://www.rec.org/
Vol.2 No 3, December 2005
Vol.2 No 4, December 2005
Vol.3 No 2, June-August 2006

Climate Change and Nuclear Energy

55. The World Bank and IAEA Joint Mission to Armenia to Review the Energy Sector. Report of the Safety Review of the Armenia Nuclear Power Plant. Final Report. 1992
56. Climate Change. Nuclear Energy: Part of the Solution 2000.
57. Climate Change and Nuclear Power. 2000.
58. Climate Change and Nuclear Power. 2000.
59. Nuclear Power for Greenhouse gas Mitigation under the Kyoto Protocol. The CDM. 2000.
60. Serving the Environment. The EBRD's contribution to the environment and nuclear safety, http://www.ebrd.com/
61. Foratom Almanac 1997-1998,  http://www.foratom.org/   
62. World  Council of Nuclear Workers (WNUC)

Renewable Energy

63. International Conference for Renewable Energies. Second Announcement Renewables 2004.  Bonn 1-4 June 2004, http://www.renewables/  
64. The Future is Renewable. Declaration for the International Conference for renewable Energies (Renewables 2004).
65. New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization. 1999, http://www.nedo.go.jp/
66. Renewable Energy&Efficiency Fingerbook. W/d.
67. SunEnergy. The Power of the Sun. Solar Water Heaters. 2002, http://www.sunenergy.am/
68. Solar Energy for Poverty Reduction. W/d, http://www.eecgeo.org/
69. Feasibility Study Loriberd Hydropower Development Loriberd HPP&Tashir SHPP Armenia. 2004. 
70. Solar Generation. Solar Electricity for Over one Billion People and Two Mollion Jobs by 2020. 2006, http://www.greenpeace.org/
71. Global Wind Energy Outlook 2006, http://www.greenpeace.org/
72. Clean Energy for Development and Economic Growth: Biomass and other Renewable Energy Options to Meet Energy and Development Needs in Poor Nations. 2001.
73. Bioenergy Primer. Modernised Biomass Energy for Sustainable Development. UNDP. 2000.
74. The Role of Bioenergy in Greenhouse Gas Mitigation. IEA Bioenergy. 1998.
75. http://www.forestresearch.cri.nz/ieabioenergy/home.htm
76. Greenhouse Gas Balances in Bioenergy Systems. International research collaboration under the auspices of the International Energy Agency. IEA Bioenergy. 1998.
77. http://www.joanneum.ac.at/iea-bioenergy- task25  
78. Task 29. Socio-Economic Aspects of Bioenergy Sistems. Bioenergy in our Community. IEA Bioenergy. W/d http://www.ieabioenergy-task29.hr/
79. Bioenergy. New Growth for Germany. 2004, http://www.oeco.de/service/bio/de/index.htm
80. Farmatic. Biotech energy ag.Biopower Stations. How to process organic waste economically and environmentally,   http://farmatic.com/
81. A summary of Requirements for Small Quantity Generators of Hazardous Waste. 1999, http://www.ma.state.us/dep
82. Pollution Engineering. The Magazine of Environmental Control.
83. August, 1989 - Waste Minimization.
84. September 1989 - Water and Wastewater Treatment.
85. How much bioenergy can Europe produce without harming the environment? EEA Report No7/2006, http://www.eea.eu.int/
86. Race to the Top: The Expanding Role of US State Renewable Portfolio Standards. Barry G.Rabe. 2006. 
87. Renewable Energy in  Armenia.
88. Renewable Energy in Armenia. Reality and Perspectives.Proceedings of Conference. 2003.
89. Utilization of Renewable Resources in Armenia. Rewiew of Last 5 Year Practical Activity. 2002.
90. Evaluation of Renewable Energy Resources in Armenia. Solar Energy. USAID. Advanced Engineering. 2002.
91. Evaluation of Renewable Energy Resources in Armenia. Wind Energy. USAID. Advanced Engineering. 2002.
92. Wind Energy. Clean Power for Generations. European Wind Energy Association (EWEA).
93. Evaluation of Renewable Energy Resources in Armenia. Geothermal Energy. USAID. Advanced Engineering. 2002.
94. Evaluation of Renewable Energy Resources in Armenia. Bio Energy. USAID. Advanced Engineering. 2002.
95. Renewable Energy Resource Assessment. Armenia. EBRD. 2002.
96. Small scale hydro in Armenia. Proposal presented to the Swedish International Climate Investment Program (SICLIP-CDM). HydroEnergia. 2002.
97. Renewable Energies. Innovation for the future. 2004. http://www.bmu.de/
98. Italy for Renewables. National and International Actions towards a Sustainable Energy development, W/d, http://www.minambiente.it/ 
99. SolarEn. Leader in Renewable Energy in Armenia. Leaflet. http://www.solaren.com/
100. Bioenergy Business, http://www.bioenergy-business.com/
October 2008. Volume 2, Issue 8. Markets and finanse for biomass and biofuels

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Environment - English Publications

1. Environment Facts. A Guide to Using Public Registers of Environmental Information. 1996.
2. Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), http://www.iges.or.jp/
3. Swedenvironment. No 1, 2001, http://swedenvironment.environ.se/  
4. Azerbaijan Republik. National Environmental Action Plan. 1998.
5. Report on the Environment in the Czech Republic in 1999. 2000.
6. Islamic Republic of Iran. A Glance at the Department of the Environment of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
7. Islamic Republic of Iran. Environmental Code of the Islamic Republic of Iran. 1999.
8. Republic of Kazakhstan. National Environmental Action Plan for Sustainable Development. 1998.
9. Economic Commission for Europe.
10. Environmental Performance Rewiews Series
No.1. Estonia. 1996
No.4. Lithuania. 1999.
No.5. Latvia. 1999.
No.11. Bulgaria. 2000.

11. Convergence with EU environmental legislation in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia: A Guide. 2003, http://www.erm.com/
12. A Green Capital: Eco-efficiency in the City of Oslo. Department of Transport and Environmental Affairs. Guide 2005. www.oslo.kommune.no  

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Environmental Assessment - English Publications

1. State of the Environment. Country Overview - Armenia. Tacis, 1998.
2. Republic of Armenia Ministry of Nature Protection, W/d.
3. Environmental Performance Review of Armenia. Draft Interim Report, 2000.
4. Ministerial Report from Aarhus to Kiev, 2003.
5. Armenia. National Environmental Action Program. Main Report, 1999.
6. Armenia. The National Environmental Action Plan of Armenia. A Balance Sheet for the Environment. Environment. Economy. Health, 1998.
7. Armenia. Lake Sevan Environmental Action Plan, 1998.
8. Republic of Armenia. Lake Sevan Action Program. Main Report, 1999.
9. Strategy on Developing Specially Protected Areas and National Action Plan. Ministry of Nature Protection of the RA. Yerevan, 2003.
10. Nazik Khanjyan. Specially Protected Nature Areas of Armenia, 2004.

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Environmental Economics - English Publications

1. Choices. The Human Development Magazine. UNDP. December, 2003, http://www.undp.org
2. A Strategy for Environment in Development Cooperation. 1997, http://odin.dep.no
3. Environmental Finance. November 2004, http://www.natsource.com
4. The Bridge between Economy and Environment. W/d, http://www.jenbacher.com
5. Structural Funds for Renewables. Analysis of Possible uses of Structural Funds for Development of Renewables for Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Slovak Republic and Slovenia. 2004.
6. Environmental Policy in the Steel Industry. Using Economic Instruments. OECD. 2003, http://www.oecd.org
7. Economic Instruments for Pollution Control and Natural Resources Management in OECD Countries: A Survey. OECD. 1999, http://www.oecd.org
8. Economic Instruments in Environmental Protection in Denmark. Danish Environmental Protection Agency1999, www.mst.dk
9. Guidelines for Defining and documenting Data on Costs of Possible Environmental Protection Measures. EEA. Technical Report. No27. 1999, http://europa.eu.int
10. Eurasian American Partnership for Ecolinks Environmentally Sustainable Economies. Partnership Grants. 2001.
11. Structural Change and Economic. Vol.10, No1, March 1999, http://www.elsevier.com/locate/econbase
12. Development Effectiveness Report 2003. Partnerships for results. UNDP. 2003.
13. A Short Course in Environmental Economics. 2000.
14. Experience with Market-Based Environmental Policy Instruments. W/d.
15. Minimum Elements for Building a Market-Based Framework to Spur Capital Investments in Environmental Protection, Infrastructure Modernization, and Technical Innovation and Transfer in the Russian Federation and Newly Independent States. 2000.
16. Sources of Financing in Armenia. Business Support Center. 2000.
17. Programming to Implement the Guidance for the Special Climate Change Fund Adopted by the COP to the UNFCCC in its Ninth Session. GEF 2004.
18. Summary of Meeting of Potential Donors to the Special Climate Change Fund. GEF, 2004.
19. Debt of Environment Swaps for National Desertifition Funds. W/d, http://environment.about.com
20. Identification of Material Flow Systems. 1997, http://awsunix.tuwien.ac.at
21. Identification of Material Flow Systems. 1998, http://awsunix.tuwien.ac.at

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European Commission - English Publications

1. Environment for Europe. Fourth Ministerial Conference, Aarhus, 23-25 June 1998.
2. Europe's Environment: the Second Assessment.1998.
3. Europe's Environment: the Second Assessment. An overwiew.1998.
4. Europe Information Environment. 2004.
5. The European Commission and UNDP: A Growing Partnership dor Development in Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States. 1999. 
6. Choices for a greener future. The European Union and the Environment. 2002. http://europa.eu.int  

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Forests - English Publications

1. Resource assessment of non-wood forest products. Experience and biometric principles. Vol.13. 2001.
2. Capturing the value of forest carbon for local livelihoods, http://www.cifor.cgiar.org/
3. Sustaining Profits and Forests: The Business of Sustainable Forestry, http://www.sustainforests.org/
4. SAGPyA Forestal. 1998.
5. Building Capacity to Develop Forestry Measures for Climate Change Action plans. Reference Materials. 2000. 
6. Global Forest Resources Assessment 2000. Main Report. FAO Forestry Paper. 140. 2001, http://www.fao.org/forestry
7. ECE/TIM/INF/8 Timber Committee Yearbook. 2001.
8. ECE/TIM/SP/19 Forest Policies and Institutions in Europe 1998-2000. 2001.
9. ECE/TIM/DP/8 Forest Resources and consumption of forest products in countries in transition, 1990-1920, Jarmo Eronen, 1996.
10. ECE/TIM/DP/23 Forest Certification update for ECE region, summer 2001.
11. The cost of US Forest -based carbon sequestration. Robert N.Stavins, Kenneth R.Richards. 2005.
12. Forests & Global Climate Change. Potential Impacts on US Forest Resources. Herman Shugart, Rojer Sedjo, Brent Sohgen. 2003.
13. The Accounting of Biological Sinks and Sources under the Kyoto protocol - A Step forwards or backwards for Global Environmental Protection?  1998, http://www.wbgu.de/wbgu_sn1998_engl.html  
14. Agricultural Soil Carbon Sinks and Kyoto Protocol: a Practical Opportunity for the Environment, http://www.agr.gc.ca/policy/environment/eb/public_html/pdfs/soil_sinks/carbon-eng.pdf  
15. Sinks in the Kyoto Protocol. A Dirty Deal for Forests, Forest Peoples and the Climate. 2001, http://www.fern.org/Library/Reports/kyotonew.pdf
16. Forest Carbon in the United States: Opportunities & Options for Private Lands. Laurie A.Wayburn and etc. 2000, http://www.pacificforest.org/publications/index.html
17. A Guide to Monitoring Carbon Storage in Forestry and Agroforestry Projects. K.G.MacDicken. 1997.
18. Carbon, Forests and People: Towards the Integrated management of Carbon Sequestration, Biodiversity and Sustainable Livelihoods. Draft for Consultation. 2002.
19. Forest Carbon for local Livelihoods. 2000, http://www.cgiar.org.cifor/
20. Directory on Pressurized Fluidized Bed Combustion. Greentie. IEA/OECD. 1996, http://www.greentie.org/
21. Rio Declaration and Forest Principles. UNCED. 1992.
22. Auditing of Sustainable Forest Management. A Practical Guide for Developing Local Auditing Systems based on ITTO's Criteria and Indicators. FORSPA Publication No 26/2001.
23. Summary of the 4th Ministerial Conference of the Protection of Forests in Europe 28-30 April 2003.
24. Carbon Accounting and Management System for Emissions Trading. Special Publication Soil Management CRSP. 2001.
25. National Forest Policy and Strategy of the RA. 2004.
26. Forest Institutional Support Project. Annual Report. 2003.
27. Tropical Deforestation and Climate Change. 2005.
28. The little Red Book. A Guide to Governmental and non-governmental  proposals for reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation. 2008. http://www.globalcanopy.org/
29. Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation REDD
The Woods Hole Research Center http://www.whrc.org/
Readiness for REDD: A Preliminary Global Assessment of Tropical Forested Land Suitability for Agriculture. Updated Spring 2008.

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GHG Inventory - English Publications

1. Uruguay. National Greenhouse Gas Net Emissions Inventory: 1994. Executive Summary. 1998.
2. Uruguay. Comparative Study of Greenhouse Gas Net Emissions for 1990 and 1994. Executive Summary. 1998.
3. CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion 1971-2002. IEA Statistics. International Energy Agency. 2004 Edition, http://www.iea.org/books/  
4. CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion 1971-2003. IEA Statistics. International Energy Agency. 2005 Edition, http://www.iea.org/books/  
5. African Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories and Mitigation Options: Forestry, Land Use Change and Agriculture. Workshop Statemen, Johannesburg, South Africa, 29 May - 2 June 1995.
6. African Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories and Mitigation Options: Forestry, Land Use Change and Agriculture. Johannesburg, South Africa, 29 May - 2 June 1995.
7. Thematic Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Inventories. National Communication Support Programm. Workshop Report. Baku, Azerbaijan, 7-9 April 1999.
8. Thematic Workshop on Abatement of Greenhouse Gas Emissions. National Communication Support Programm. Workshop Report. Tbilisi, Georgia, 5-7 October 1999.
9. Greenhouse Gas Emission Accounting 2. Update including Second National Communications. 1999.
10. Global Estimates of gaseous emissions of NH₃, NO and N₂O from agricultural land. 2001, http://www.fao.org/
11. Counting Emissions and removals. Greenhouse Gas Inventories under the UNFCCC. W/d, http://www.unfccc.int/
12. Nomenclature for Sources of Emissions. Version 1.0. 1998.
13. A Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard. Revised Edition. 2004.
14. An overview of greenhouse gas emissions verification Issues. Cristopher P.Loreti, Scot A.Foster, Jane E.Obbagy. 2001.
15. Sumotomo Corporation Gheenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Projects. 2007. http://www.sumitomocorp.co.jp

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GEF - English Publications

1. Operational Strategy of the Global Envronment Facility. 1996.
2. Preparing UNDP-GEF Projects. UNDP-GEF Operational manual. April 1996.
3. GEF Financing Possibilities for Climate Change Activities. Vesa Rutanen, UNDP/GEF Regional Advisor on Energy and Climate Change.Presentation. 2000. Manuscript.
4. Global Environment Facility (GEF). United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Guidebook. 1999, http://www.undp.org/gef
5. Global Environment Facility (GEF). United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Guidebook. 2001, http://www.undp.org/gef
6. Scientific and Technical Capacity Development. Needs and Priorities. 2000.
7. Country Capacity Development Needs and Priorities. Regional Report for Eastern Europe and Central Asia. 2000.
8. Proposed Elements for Strategic Collaboration and a Framework for GEF Action on Capacity Building for the Global Environment. A Briefing Document. 2001.
9. The Challenge of Sustainability. An action Agenda for the Global Environment. 2002, http://www.gefweb.org
10. Picturing the GEF. A Decade of Action for the Global Environment. 2002, http://www.gefweb.org
11. Making a Difference for the Environment and People. GEF Annual Report 2003, http://www.theGEF.org
12. Global Environment Facility (GEF) Action in the ECE Region. Partnerships for Sustainable Development. 2001.
13. GEF Contributions to Agenda 21. The First decade. 2000, http://www.gefweb.org
14. GEF Effective Responsive Targeted. W/d, http://www.theGEF.org
15. Project Proposals. Republic of Armenia. Ministry of Nature Protection. W/d.
16. The GEF Small Grants Programme. Hangs-on Action for Sustainable Development 1992-2002. W/d.
17. The GEF Small Grants Programme. Climate Change. W/d, http://www.undp.org/sgp
18. Global Environment Facility. Medium-Sized Projects. Information Kits. W/d.
19. GEF. An introduction to Medium-Sized Projects.
20. Action Plan on UNEP-GEF Complementarily. W/d.
21. Operational Procedures for the Expedited Financing of National Communications from Non-Annex-1 Parties. 2003. Manuscript.
22. Operational Report on GEF Projects. June, 2003.
23. Climate Change Program Study. 2004.
24. GEF. Global Action on Renewable Energy. W/d, http://www.theGEF.org
25. About the GEF.
26. The GEF and Renewable Energy.
27. Financing for Renewable Energy.
28. Supporting new Renewable Energy Technologies.
29. The China-GEF Partnership to Increase use of Renewable Energy.
30. Sudan: Promoting Solar Photovoltaic Systems.

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Glossaries - English Publcations

1. ENVOC. Multilingual Thesaurus of Environmental Terms, http://www.unep.org/infoterra/dbase.htm   
2. Guide to Environment and Development Sources of Information on CD-ROM and the Internet1998, http://www.unep.org/infoterra/dbase.htm   
3. Terminology for integrated resources planning and management. 1999.
4. Climate Change. A Glossary of Terms. IPIECA. 2000.
5. Glossary of climate Change Acronyms and Jargon. 2002.
6. Economics and Environment. An English-Russian Glossary. 1996.
7. Glossary. Climate Change 2001. The Scientific Basis.
8. Glossary of Energy Terms. W/d.
9. Glossary of Terms used in the CDM project design document. W/d.

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Health - English Publications

1. The Global Change and Health Programme, http://www.who.int/globalchange
2. Climate Change and Stratospheric ozone depletion. Early effects on our health in Europe. 2000.
3. Millennium Ecosystem Assessment. Ecosystems and Human Well-being. A Framework for Assessment. A Report of the Conceptual Framework Working Group of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment. 2003.
4. White Paper: Lead Contamination of the Environment in the Russian Federation and its Effect on Human Health. 1997, http://www.refia.msu.ru
5. European Directory of Environment & Health Organizations. 1st Edition. June 1999.
6. Environmental Assessment Sourcebook Update. No.18, July 1997. Health Aspects of Environmental Assessment.
7. World Climate  Applications and Services Programme (WCASP)
8. No.63 - Proceedings of the Meeting of Experts to Develop Guidelines on Heat/Health Warning Systems (Freiburg, Germany, 14-16 April 2004), http://www.wmo.ch/web/wep/clips2001/html/index.html
9. Human Health & Global Climate Change. A Review of Potential Impacts in the United States. John M.Balbus Mark L.Wilson.2000.

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IPCC - English Publications

Assessment Reports, http://www.ipcc.ch/pub/reports.htm

1. Climate Change. The IPCC Scientific Assessment, 1990.
2. Climate Change. The IPCC Impacts Assessment. Report prepared for IPCC by Working Group II.1990.
3. Climate Change 1992. The Supplementary Report to the IPCC Scientific Assessment.
4. Technical Guidelines for Assessing Climate Change Impacts and Adaptations. 1992.
5. Climate Change 1994. Radiative Forcing of Climate Change and an Evaluation of the IPCC IS92 Emission Scenarios. Reports of Working Groups I and III.1995.
6. Climate Change 1995. Impacts, Adaptations and Mitigation of Climate Change: Scientific-Technical Analyses. Contribution of Working Group II to the Second Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
7. IPCC Second Assessment Synthesis of Scientific-Technical Information Relevant to interpreting Article 2 of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change 1995 and Summaries for  Policymakers of Working Groups I, II and III of the IPCC. 1995.
8. Climate Change 2001. Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability.  Contribution of Working Group II to the Third Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
9. Climate Change 2001. Synthesis Report. Subject to Final Copyedit.
10. The IPCC Data Distribution Centre. Climate Model Data. Observed Climate Data. Scientific and Technical Support. Socio-Economic Data. 2003, http://ipcc-ddc.cru.uea.ac.uk/
11. Climate Change 2007. The Physical Science Basis. Working Group I. Contribution to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
12. Climate Change 2007. The Physical Science Basis. Working Group I.  Contribution to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Summary  for Policymakers Technical Summary and Frequently Asked Questions.
13. Climate Change 2007. Impacts,  Adaptation and Vulnerability. Working Group II.  Contribution to the Fourth Assessment Report  of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Summary  for Policymakers and Technical Summary.
14. Climate Change 2007. Mitigation of Climate Change. Working Group III. Contribution to the Fourth Assessment Report  of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
15. Climate Change 2007. Mitigation of Climate Change. Working Group III. Contribution to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Summary for Policymakers and Technical Summary.

Summary for Policymakers, http://www.ipcc.ch/pub/reports.htm

1. Climate Change: The 1990 and 1992 IPCC Assessments. IPCC First Assessment Report.
2. Policymaker Summaries and 1992 IPCC Supplement. 1992.
3. Radiative Forcing of Climate Change.  The 1994 Report   of the Scientific Assessment Working Group of IPCC. Summary for Policymakers.
4. Climate Change 1995. The Science of Climate Change. Summary for Policymakers and Technical Summary of the Working Group I Report.
5. Technical Report to IPCC Working Group II Second Assessment Report.
6. Methods for Assessment of Mitigation Options. 1995.
7. Appendix I: Technical Methods.
8. Appendix II: Resources Guide.
9. Appendix III: Case Studies.
10. Appendix IV: Mitigation Assessment Handbook.
11. Emissions Scenarios. A Special Report of IPCC Working Group III. Summary for Policymakers. 2000.
12. Methodological and Technological Issues in Technology Transfer. A Special Report of IPCC Working Group III. Summary for Policymakers. 2000.
13. Land use, Land-use change and Forestry. A Special Report of the IPCC. Summary for Policymakers. 2000.
14. Climate Change 2001. Synthesis Report. Summary for Policymakers.
15. IPCC/TEAR Special Report: Safeguarding the Ozone Layer and the Global Climate System. Issues related to Hydrofluorocarbons and Perfluorocarbons. Summary for Policymakers, http://www.ipcc.ch/

Special Reports, http://www.ipcc.ch/

1. The Regional impacts of Climate Change. An Assessment of Vulnerability. A Special Report of IPCC Working Group II. 1998.
2. Special Report on Emissions Scenarios. A Special Report of IPCC Working Group III. 2000.
3. Land use, Land-use change and Forestry.  A Special Report of the IPCC. 2000.
4. Methodological and Technological issues in Technology Transfer.  A Special Report of IPCC Working Group III. 2000.
5. Safeguarding the Ozone Layer and the Global Climate Systen. Issues Related to Hydrofluorocarbons and Perfluorocarbons. IPCC/TEAP Special Report. 2005, http://www.cambridge.org/

Technical Papers, http://www.ipcc.ch/pub/techrep.htm

1. Technologies, Policies and Measures for Mitigating Climate Change. IPCC Technical Paper I. 1996.
2. An Introduction to Simple Climate Models used in the IPCC Second Assessment Report. IPCC Technical Paper II. 1997.
3. Stabilization of Atmospheric Greenhouse Gases: Physical, Biological and Socio-economic Implications. IPCC Technical Paper III. 1997.
4. Implications of Proposed CO2 Emissions Limitations. IPCC Technical Paper 4. 1997.
5. IPCC. 16 Years of Scientific Assessment in Support of the Climate Convention. 2004.
6. Climate Change and Biodiversity. IPCC Technical Paper 4. 2002.

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Kyoto Protocol - English Publications

1. The Kyoto Protocol to the Convention on Climate Change. 1997.
2. The Kyoto Protocol and the WTO: Institutional Evolution and Adaptation. Thomas L.Brewer. CEPS Policy Brief No.28. 2002.
3. Integrating the Kyoto Mechanisms into the National Framework. ENER Forum 1: Krakow, Poland, 8-9 February 2001.
4. An Assessment of Liability Rules for International Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading. IEA Information paper.1999.
5. From Obstacle to Opportunity: How Acid Rain Emissions Trading is delivering cleaner air. Environmental Defense. 2000.
6. The Procedure of Centralized Registration of Documents on GHG Emissions and Sinks and the Results of Climate Projects aimed at Reducing Anthropogenic GHG Emissions or increasing GHG Sinks of Economic Entities Acting on the Territory of Russian Federation. 2001.
7. Climate Regime Beyond 2012. Key Perspectives. Interim Report. December 2004.
8. Moving Forward on Climate Change. A Plan for Honoring our Kyoto Commitment. Project Green. 2005, http://www.climatechange.gc.ca/
9. Beyond Kyoto. Advancing the international effort against climate change. Joseph E. Aldy and etc. 2003.
10. International Climate Efforts beyond 2012: A survey of Approaches by Daniel Bodansky. 2000.
11. Belgium. Belgium's Report on Demonstrable Progress under the Kyoto Protocol. 2006, http://www.klimaat.be/
12. Commission of the European Communities. Communication from the Commission. Report on Demonstrable Progress under the Kyoto Protocol. (Required under Article 5(3) of Decision 280/2004/EC concerning a mechanism for monitoring community greenhouse gas emissions and for implementing the Kyoto Protocol).
13. Denmark .Denmark's Climate Policy Objectives and Achievements. Report on Demonstrable Progress in 2005 under the Kyoto Protocol. 2005, http://www.mst.dk/  
14. Finland. The Report on Demonstrable Progress under the Kyoto Protocol. According to the UNFCCC. W/d, http://www.ktm.fi/
15. Latvia. Report of the Republic of Latvia on Demonstrable Progress under the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2006, http://www.vidm.gov.lv/
16. Netherlands.  The Netherlands' report on demonstrable progress under Article 3.2 of the Kyoto Protocol. 2005, http://www.vrom.nl/international  
17. Norway. Norway's Report on Demonstrable Progress under the Kyoto Protocol. 2005, http://odin.dep.no/md/english/doc  
18. Slovenia's Report on Demonstrable Progress under Kyoto Protocol. Republic of Slovenia. Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning. 2006.
19. Sweden. The Swedish Report on Demonstrable Progress under the Kyoto protocol. 2005, http://www.fritzes.se/
20. United Kingdom. Demonstrable Progress. The United Kingdom Report on Demonstrable Progress under the Kyoto Protocol. Tomorrow's Climate. Today's Challenge. 2006, http://www.defra.gov.uk/
21. The Kyoto  Protocol Mechanisms. International Emissions Trading. Clean Development Mechanism. Joint Implementation. UNFCCC. 2007. http://www.unfccc.int/
22.The European Unions Emissions Trading System in perspective. A. Denny Ellerman, Paul L. Jaskow. 2008.

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Mitigation - English Publications

1. Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change. An International Journal Devoted to Scientific, Engineering, Socio-Economic and Policy Responses to Environmental Change. Volume 1, No.1, 1996.
2. Global Climate Change Mitigation Assessment. Results for 14 Transitioning and Developing Countries. August 1997.
3. Greenhouse Gas Mitigation. Technologies for Activities Implemented Jointly. 26-29 May 1997, Vancouver, Canada.
4. Industry's Technical Initiatives towards Climate Change Mitigation Report No. 9. September 1998.
5. Instruments for Mitigating Climate Change Report No. 10.  September 1998
6. Options for Climate Change Mitigation in Argentina. 1999.
7. Independent NGO Evaluations of National Plans for Climate Change Mitigation. First Review, January 1995.
8. Regional Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Options for African Countries. Workshop Summary. Arusha, Tanzania, 28-30 August 1995.
9. Regional Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories and Mitigation Strategies for Asian and Pacific Countries. Summary. Seoul, Republic of Korea. 25-28 September 1995.
10. Workshop on Methods for Assessing Greenhouse Gas Mitigation for Countries with Economies in Transition. Warsaw, Poland, 13-16 June 1995.
11. Regional Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Strategies for Latin American Countries. Workshop Summary. Cancun, Mexico, 10-13 July 1995.
12. Regional, National and Local Options for Greenhouse Gas Mitigation. Summary Reports from: SADC, Namibia, Colombia, Syria, India, Vietnam. Measures to implement the UNFCCC. Division 44. Environmental Management, Water, Energy and Transport 2000.
13. Mitigating Climate Change while Promoting Sustainable Human Development: UNDP&its Comparative Advantage. 2000.
14. Mitigation and Adaptation Cost Assessment Concepts, Methods and Appropriate Use. UNEP. 1998.
15. USEA/ USAID Handbook of Climate Change Mitigation Options for Developing Country Utilities and Regulatory Agencies. 1999. 
16. Algeria.  Portfolio of Projects for reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Algeria. 2001.
17. Uzbekistan. Study on Uzbek National Strategy for GHG Reduction. Executive Summary. 1999.
18. Promoting Development while limiting Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Trends & Baselines. 1999. 
19. Case Studies in Greenhouse Gas Reduction. Business and Climate Change. 1997.
20. Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions: the Role of Voluntary Programmes. 1997.
21. Climate Strategy. Austria's Responsibility in Mitigating Climate Change.
22. Climate Change. Europe and Commonwealth of Independent States.  National Communication Support Programme. Workshop Report. Yerevan, Armenia, 10-12 October 2000.
23. International Symposium on the Stabilization of greenhouse gas concentrations. Report of the International Scientific Steering Committee. Hadley Centre, Met Office, Exeter, UK, 1-3 February 2005.
24. Framing Climate Protection Regime: Long-Term Commitments  and Institution Options, http://nies.go.jp http://iges.or.jp/
25. Discounting the benefits of Climate Change mitigation. How much do uncertain rates increase valuations? 2001.
26. Climate Change mitigation in developing countries. Brazil, China, India, Mexico, South Africa and Turkey. W.Chandler, R.Schaefer, Zhou Dadi, P.R.Shukla, F.Tudela, O.Davidson, Sema Alpan-Atamer. 2002.
27. Multi-gas contributors to global climate change. Climate Impacts and Mitigation Costs of Non-CO₂ Gases. John M.Reilly, Henry D.Jacoby. Ronald G.Prinn. 2003.
28. Corporate Greenhouse gas Targets Reduction targets. Michael Margolick, Doug Russell. 2001.
29. The Emerging International Greenhuose Gas Market. Richard Rosenzweig and others. 2002.
30. Agricultures Role in Greenhouse Gas Mitigation. Keith Paustian and others. 2006
31. Sectoral Assessments. .M.Callaway, J.Fenhann, R.Gorham, W.Makundi, J.Sathaye. Handbook Reports. 1999.
32. The Indirect Costs and Benefits of Greenhouse Gas Limitation: Maurutius Case Study. A.Markandya, R.Boyd.  Handbook Reports. 1999.
33. Methodological Guidelines. K.Halsnas, J.M.Callaway, H.J.Meyer. Main Reports. 1999.
34. Summary Guidelines. K.Halsnas and others. Main Reports. 1999.
35. Andean Region Study.  Regional Studies. 1999.
36. Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change. An International Journal Devoted to Scientific, Engineering, Socio-Economic and Policy Responses to Environmental Change. Volume 1, No.1, 1996.
37. Global Climate Change Mitigation Assessment. Results for 14 Transitioning and Developing Countries. August 1997.
38. Greenhouse Gas Mitigation. Technologies for Activities Implemented Jointly. 26-29 May 1997, Vancouver, Canada.
39. Industry's Technical Initiatives towards Climate Change Mitigation Report No. 9. September 1998.
40. Instruments for Mitigating Climate Change Report No. 10.  September 1998
41. Options for Climate Change Mitigation in Argentina. 1999.
42. Independent NGO Evaluations of National Plans for Climate Change Mitigation. First Review, January 1995.
43. Regional Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Options for African Countries. Workshop Summary. Arusha, Tanzania, 28-30 August 1995.
44. Regional Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories and Mitigation Strategies for Asian and Pacific Countries. Summary. Seoul, Republic of Korea. 25-28 September 1995.
45. Workshop on Methods for Assessing Greenhouse Gas Mitigation for Countries with Economies in Transition. Warsaw, Poland, 13-16 June 1995.
46. Regional Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Strategies for Latin American Countries. Workshop Summary. Cancun, Mexico, 10-13 July 1995.
47. Regional, National and Local Options for Greenhouse Gas Mitigation. Summary Reports from: SADC, Namibia, Colombia, Syria, India, Vietnam. Measures to implement the UNFCCC. Division 44. Environmental Management, Water, Energy and Transport 2000.
48. Mitigating Climate Change while Promoting Sustainable Human Development: UNDP&its Comparative Advantage. 2000.
49. Mitigation and Adaptation Cost Assessment Concepts, Methods and Appropriate Use. UNEP. 1998.
50. USEA/ USAID Handbook of Climate Change Mitigation Options for Developing Country Utilites and Regulatory Agencies. 1999. 
51. Algeria.  Portfolio of Projects for reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Algeria, 2001.
52. Uzbekistan.  Study on Uzbek National Strategy for GHG Reduction. Executive Summary. 1999.
53. Promoting Development while limiting Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Trends & Baselines, 1999. 
54. Case Studies in Greenhouse Gas Reduction. Business and Climate Change. 1997.
55. Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions: the Role of Voluntary Programmes. 1997.
56. Climate Strategy. Austrias Responsibility in Mitigating Climate Change.
57. Climate Change. Europe and Commonwealth of Independent States. National Communication Support Programme. Workshop Report. Yerevan, Armenia, 10-12 October 2000.
58. International Symposium on the Stabilisation of greenhouse gas concentrations. Report of the International Scientific Steering Committee. Hadley Centre, Met Office, Exeter, UK, 1-3, February 2005.
59. Framing Climate Protection Regime: Long-Term Commitments  and Institution Options, http://nies.go.jp/,  http://iges.or.jp/
60. Discounting the benefits of Climate Change mitigation. How much do uncertain rates increase valuations? 2001.
61. Climate Change mitigation in developing countries. Brazil, China, India, Mexico, South Africa and Turkey. W.Chandler, R.Schaefer, Zhou Dadi, P.R.Shukla, F.Tudela, O.Davidson, Sema Alpan-Atamer. 2002.
62. Multi-gas contributors to global climate change. Climate Impacts and Mitigation Costs of Non-CO2 Gases. John M.Reilly, Henry D.Jacoby. Ronald G.Prinn. 2003.
63. Corporate Greenhouse gas Targets Reduction targets. Michael Margolick, Doug Russell. 2001.
64. The Emerging International Greenhouse Gas Market. Richard Rosenzweig and others. 2002.
65. Agricultures Role in Greenhouse Gas Mitigation. Keith Paustian and others. 2006
66. Sectoral Assessments..J.M.Callaway, J.Fenhann, R.Gorham, W.Makundi, J.Sathaye. Handbook Reports. 1999.
67. The Indirect Costs and Benefits of Greenhouse Gas Limitation: Maurutius Case Study. A.Markandya, R.Boyd.  Handbook Reports. 1999.
68. Methodological Guidelines. K.Halsnas, J.M.Callaway, H.J.Meyer. Main Reports. 1999.
69. Summary Guidelines. K.Halsnas and others. Main Reports. 1999.
70. Andean Region Study.  Regional Studies. 1999.
71. IPCC, 2007: Summary for Policymakers. In: Climate Change 2007: Mitigation. Contribution of Working Group III to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, United Kingdom and New York, NY, USA.
72. Strengthening Mitigation and Adaptation in Asia and the Pacific. Climate Change ADB Programs. 2007. www.adb.org

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National Communications - English Publications

1. Albania. The First National Communication of Albania under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). 2002. 
2. Algeria Initial National Communication. 2001, http://ccmaghreb.com/
3. Argentina. First National Communication under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. Executive summary. 1997.
4. Argentina. Enabling Activity for the Second National Communication of Argentine Government to the Convention on Climate Change. 2002.
5. Armenia. First National Communication of the Republic of Armenia under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1998, http://nature.amccarmccarmenia.htm/
6. Australia. Executive Summary of the National Communication of Australia. 1994, http://unfccc.int/resource/nc.html
7. Australia. Australia's Second National Report under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, 1997, http://www.environment.gov.au/natcom.html
8. Australia. Australia's Third National Communication on Climate Change. A report under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, 2002, http://www.environment.gov.au/natcom.html
9. Australia. Australia's Forth National Communication on Climate Change. A report under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, 2002,  http://www.greenhouse.gov.au/
10. Belgium's Third National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2002.
11. Belgium. Belgium's Fourth National Communication on Climate Change under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2006, http://www.klimaat.be/
12. Bhutan. Initial National Communication of Bhutan under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2000.
13. Botswana Initial National Communication to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2001.
14. Brazil. Brazil's Initial National Communication to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2004.
15. Bulgaria.  Summary of the Report on the in-depth Review of the National Communication of Bulgaria.
16. Burkina Faso.  Summary of Burkina Faso's Initial National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2001.
17. Burkina Faso. Strategie Nationale de mise en oeuvre de la Cinvention sur les Changements Climatiques. Decembre 2001.
18. Canada. Execitive Summary of the National Communication of Canada. 1994, http://unfccc.int/resource/nc.html
19. Canada. Canada's Second National Report on Climate Change.  Actions to Meet Commitments under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1997, http://www.ec.gc.ca/
20. Canada. Canada's Third National Report on Climate Change.  Actions to Meet Commitments under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2001, http://www.ec.gc.ca/
21. Canada. Canada's Fourth National Report on Climate Change.  Actions to Meet Commitments under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2006, http://www.ec.gc.ca/
22. Croatia. The First National Communication of the Republic of Croatia to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. Executive Summary. 2001.
23. Croatia. The First National Communication of the Republic of Croatia to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2001.
24. Croatia. Second, Third and Fourth National Communication of the Republic of Croatia under   the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2006.
25. Czech Republic. Report on the in-depth review of the National Communication of the Czech Republic. 1995.
26. Czech Republic. The Czech Republic's Third National Communication on the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2001.
27. Czech Republic. Forth National Communication of the Czech Republic on the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and Demonstrable Progress Report on Implementation of the Kyoto Protocol. 2005.
28. Denmark. Executive Summary of the National Communication of Denmark. 1994,  http://unfccc.int/resource/nc.html 
29. Denmark. Climate Protection in Denmark. National Report of the Danish Government in Accordance with Article 12 of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1994.
30. Denmark. Denmark's Second National Communication on Climate Change Submitted. Under the UN Framework Convention. 1997.
31. Denmark. Denmark's Third National Communication on Climate Change under the UN Framework Convention. 2003.
32. Denmark. Denmark's Fourth National Communication on Climate Change under the United Nations UN Framework Convention.  200, http://www.mst.dk/
33. Ethiopia. Initial National Communication of Ethiopia to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2001.
34. Commission of the European Communities.  Communication from the Commission under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. Article 4.2 (b) (c) (d) and Article 12.1996.
35. Commission of the European Communities. Third Communication from the European Community under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2001.
36. Commission of the European Communities. Fourth National Communication from the European Community under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2006.
37. Finland's Second Report under the Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1997.  
38. France. Summary of the Report on the In-Depth Review of the National Communication of France. 1998.
39. France. Troisieme communication nationale a la Convention cadre des Nations unies sur les changements climatiques. 2001.
40. Georgia. Information on the Fulfillment by Georgia of its Commitments of the UN Framework   Convention on Climate Change. 1998.
41. Georgia. Georgia's Initial National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1999.
42. Germany's National Climate Protection Programme. Summary. 2000.
43. Ghana's Initial National Communication under the UNFCCC, 2000, http://www.epa.gov.gh/
44. Hong Kong's Contribution to Combating Global Warming. 2000.
45. Hungary. Report on the in-depth review of the National Communication of the Hungary. 1997.
46. Hungary. The Fourth National Communication of the Hungary on Climate Change. Hungary's Report on Demonstrable Progress under Article 3.2 of the Kyoto Protocol. Hungarian Ministry of Environment and Water. 2005.
47. India. Towards the preparation of India's National Communication (NATCOM) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2002
48. Iceland. Iceland's Fourth National Communication on Climate Change under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and Iceland's Report  on Demonstrable Progress under the Kyoto Protocol. 2006, http://www.umhverfusraduneyti.is/
49. Ireland. Third National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2002.
50. Islamic Republic of Iran. Initial National Communication to UNFCCC. March, 2003
51. Israel's First National Communication on Climate Change. Submitted under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2000, http://www.environment.gov.il/
52. Italy. Second National Communication under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1998.
53. Italy. Third   National Communication under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2002.
54. Japan. Executive Summary of the National Communication of Japan. 1994, http://unfccc.int/resource/nc.html 
55. Japan. Japan's Third National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, 2002.
56. Kazakhstan. Initial National Communication of the Republic of Kazakhstan under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, 1998.
57. Latvia. Third National Communication of the Republic of Latvia under United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2001.
58. Latvia. Fourth National Communication of the Republic of Latvia under United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2006, http://www.vidm.gov.lv/
59. Liechtenstein. Liechtenstein Narional Climate Report, 2005. UNFCCC.
60. Lithuania. Lithuania's Second National Communication under the Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2002.
61. Lithuania. Lithuania's Third and Fourth National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2005.
62. Luxembourg.  Summary of the Report on the in-depth Review of the National Communication of Luxembourg. 1998.
63. Mauritius.  Republic of Mauritius. Initial National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1999.
64. Moldova. First National Communication of the Republic of Moldova under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
65. Monaco. National Communication under the Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2001.
66. Netherlands's National Communication on Climate Change Policies. Prepared for the Conference of the Parties under the Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1994.
67. Netherlands's Second National Communication on Climate Change Policies.  1998.
68. Netherlands's Third National Communication on Climate Change Policies.  2001.
69. Netherlands. Forth Netherlands's National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2005, http://www.vrom.nl/international  
70. New Zeeland.  Climate Change. The New Zeeland Response II. New Zeeland's Second National Communication under the Framework Convention on Climate Change, 1997.
71. New Zealand.  National Communication 2001. New Zealand's Third National Communication under the Framework Convention on Climate Change.
72. New Zealand.  New Zealand's Fourth National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Including the Report on the Global Climate Observing System and the Report on Demonstrable Progress under the Kyoto Protocol. 2006, http://www.mfe.goft.nz/
73. Norway. Executive Summary of the National Communication of Norway. 1994, http://unfccc.int/resource/nc.html 
74. Norway. Norway's National Communication under the Framework Convention on Climate Change.1994.
75. Norway. Norway's Second National Communication under the Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1997.
76. Norway. Norway's third National Communication under the Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2002.
77. Norway. Norway's forth National Communication under the Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2005, http://odin.dep.no/md/english/doc
78. Paraguay. First National Communication on Climate Change. Executive Summary. 2002
79. Poland. Second National Report of the Republic of Poland to the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1998.
80. Poland. Third National Communication of the Republic of Poland to the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2001, http://www.mos.gov.plk/
81. Portugal. Portugal's 2001. Third National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2001, http://www.iambiente.pt/
82. Romania. Summary of the Report on the In-Depth Review of the National Communication of Romania. 1997.
83. Romania. Romania's Third National Communication on Climate Change under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2005. Ministry of Environment and Water Management.
84. Russian Federation. Interagency commission of the Russian Federation on Climate Change Problems. First National Communication. 1995.
85. Salvador First National Communication on Climate Change. Republic of El Salvador.  Executive Summary.2000, http://www.marn.gobsv/
86. Slovakia Country Study Slovakia. Final Report. US Country Studies Program, support for climate change studies, communications and technology assessment. 1997.
87. Slovak Republic. The Forth National Communication of the Slovak Republic on Climate Change. 2005.
88. Slovenia. Environmental Performance Reviews. 1997.
89. Slovenia. Slovenia's First National Communication under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2002.
90. Slovenia. Slovenia's Second and Third National Communication to the Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2004.
91. Slovenia. Slovenia's Fourth National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2006.
92. Spain. Segunda Comunicacion Nacional de Espana. Convencion Marco de las Naciones Unidas Sobre el Cambio Climatico. 1998.
93. Sweden. Executive Summary of the National Communication of Sweden. 1994, http://unfccc.int/resource/nc.html 
94. Sweden. Sweden's Third National Communication on Climate Change under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.2001, http://www.fritzes.se/
95. Sweden. Sweden's Fourth National Communication on Climate Change under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.2005, http://www.fritzes.se/
96. Switzerland. Executive Summary of the National Communication of Switzerland. 1994,  http://unfccc.int/resource/nc.html
97. Switzerland. UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.  Third National Communication of Switzerland. 2001, http://www.climatereporting.ch/
98. Tanzania Country Study. 1999, http://www.risoe.dk/sys-ucc
99. Togo. Initial National Communication of the Republic of Togo under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Executive Summary. 2001.
100. Togo. Communication Nationale Initiale du Togo. Convention Carde des Nations Unies sur les Changements Climatiques. Novembre 2001.  
101. Tunisia.  Initial National Communication of Tunisia  under  the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2001.
102. Republic of Tunisia. Outline of the National Communication
103. Turkey. National Report on Climate Change. 1998.
104. UK. Climate Change. The UK Programme. United Kingdom's Second Report under the Framework Convention on Climate Change, 1997.
105. UK Climate Change Programme. Consultation paper. 1998.
106. UK. Climate Change. The UK Programme. 2000, http://www.environment.detr.gov.uk/
107. UK. The UK's Fourth National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.2006, http://www.defra.gov.uk/
108. USA. Climate Action Report. Submission on the United States of America under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1996.
109. USA. Climate Action Report. Submission on the United States of America under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1997.
110. USA. US Climate Action Report -2002. Third National Communication of the United States of America under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2002.
111. Uzbekistan. Initial Communication of the Republic of Uzbekistan under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 1999.
112. National Communications from Annex I Parties to the Convention. Matters relating to commitments. First Review of Information communicated by each Party included in Annex I to the Convention. Compilation and synthesis of national communications from Annex I Parties. 1994,  http://maindb.unfccc.de/library/
113. National Communications from Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention. Matters related to the Consideration of Non-Annex I Party Communications. First compilation and synthesis of initial communications from Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention. 1999, http://www.unfccc.de/resource/docs/1999/sbi/11.htm
114. Central Asian States Workshop on the preparation  of initial Communications of non-Annex  I
115. Countries and overview of the Implementation of the Climate Change Convention. 12-14 November, 1996. Tashkent. Summary of the Workshop.
116. Thematic Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Inventories. National Communication Support Programme. Workshop Report. Baku, Azerbaijan, 7-9 April 1999.
117. Thematic Workshop on Abatement of Greenhouse Gas Emissions. National Communication Support Programme. Workshop Report. Tbilisi, Georgia, 5-7 October 1999.
118. Climate Change. Europe and Commonwealth of Independent States.  National Communication Support Programme. Workshop Report. Yerevan, Armenia, 10-12 October 2000.
119. Climate Change Project. INDP/GEF Newsletter No.2, 1999. "Enabling Moldova to prepare its First National Communication in Response to its Commitments to the UNFCCC", http://www.moldova.md/clima/Moldova
120. NCSP Initiation Workshop in Support of the Preparation of Second National Communications from non-Annex I Parties. Tbilisi. Georgia, 26-28 October 2005.
121. India. India's Initial National Communication (NATCOM) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Executive Summary, 2004, www.natcomindia.org

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Observation Systems

1. Proceedings of the Third WMO Workshop on the Impact of Various Observing Systems on Numerical Weather Prediction. Alpbach, Austria, 9-12 March 2004. WMO/TD No 1228.
2. EEA. Environmental Issues Report. No 35. 2004. Mapping the Impacts of recent natural disasters and technological accidents in Europe, http://www.eea.eu.int/
3. Our Changing Planet. The FY 1998 US Global Change Research Program. An Investment in Science for the Nation's Future, http://www.usgsrp.gov/   
4. Our Changing Planet. The FY 1999 US Global Change Research Program. An Investment in Science for the Nation's Future, http://www.usgsrp.gov/  
5. Our Changing Planet. The FY 2000 US Global Change Research Program. Implementation Plan and Budget Overview, http://www.usgsrp.gov/  
6. Our Changing Planet. The FY 2001 US Global Change Research Program, http://www.usgsrp.gov/
7. Australia. Australia's Global Climate Observing System. A Detailed National Report on Systematic Observation of Climate. 2001.
8. Supplementary Reporting Format to UNFCCC Reporting Guidelines on National Communications.
9. Supplementary Guidance to Parties on the Preparation of Detailed National Reports on Global Climate Observing Systems. Meeting of National GCOS Coordinators, Melbourne, Australia, 9-11 August 2000.
10. A Study of Global Change. The International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP) W/d.
11. Observed Impacts of Global Climate Change in the US. 2004.
12. Climate Data. Insights and observations by Kevin Baumert, Jonatan Pershing. 2004.
13. Мониторинг окружающей среды предприятиями и экологическая отчетность. Восточная Европа, Кавказ и Центральная Азия.2007.

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Pew Center - English Publications

Pew Center on Global Climate Change, http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/

Economics Series, http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/index_economics.cfm

1. Discounting the benefits of Climate Change mitigation. How much do uncertain rates increase valuations? 2001.
2. US Market consequences of Global Climate Change. Dale W.Jorgenson, Richard J.Goettle, Brian H.Hurd and Joel B.Smith et al. 2004.
3. The cost of US Forest -based carbon sequestration. Robert N.Stavins, Kenneth R.Richards. 2005.

Environment Series, http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/index_environment.cfm

4. The Science of Climate Change. Global and US Perspectives. Tom M.L.Wigley. 1999.
5. Human Health & Global Climate Change. A Review of Potential Impacts in the United States. John M.Balbus Mark L.Wilson.2000.
6. Ecosystems & Global Climate Change. A Review of Potential Impacts on US Terrestrial Ecosystems and Biodiversity. Jay R.Malcolm, Louis F.Pitelka. 2000
7. Aquatic Ecosystems & Global Climate Change. Potential Impacts on Inland Freshwater and Coastal Wetland Ecosystems in the United States. N.LeRoy Poff, Mark M.Brinson, John W.Day, Jr. 2002.
8. Costal and marine ecosystems & global Climate Change.  Potential Effects on US Resources. Victor C.Kennedy, Robert R.Twilley and others. 2002.
9. Forests&Global Climate Change. Potential Impacts on US Forest Resources. Herman Shugart, Rojer Sedjo, Brent Sohgen.  2003.
10. Coral reefs& Global Climate Change. Potential Contributions of Climate Change to Stress on Coral Reef Ecosystems. Robert W.Buddemeier, Joan A.Kleypas, Richa8d B.Aronson. 2004.
11. A synthesis of potential Climate Change impacts on the US.  Joel B.Smith. 2004
12. Coping with global Climate Change. The Role of Adaptation in the United States. William E. Easterling, Brian H.Hurd, Joel B.Smith. 2004.
13. Adaptation to Climate Change: International Policy Options. Ian Burton, Elliot Diringer, Joel Smith. 2006. 

Policy Series, http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/index_policy.cfm

13. Early action & Global Climate Change. An Analysis of Early Action Crediting Proposals. Robert R.Nordhaus, Stephen C.Fotis, Van Ness Feldman, P.C. 1998.
14. Equity& Global Climate Change. The Complex Elements of Global Fairness. Eileen Claussen, Lisa McNeilly. 1998
15. Market Mechanisms& Global Climate Change. An Analysis of Policy Instruments. Annie Petsonk, Daniel J.Dudek, Joseph Goffman. 1998
16. Developing countries & Global Climate Change. Electric Power Options in Korea. 1999.
17. Developing countries & Global Climate Change. Electric Power Options in India. 1999.
18. Promoting meaningful compliance with Climate Change Commitments. Eric Dannenmaier, Isaac Cohen. 2000.
19. Worker Transition& Global Climate Change. Jim Barrett. 2001.
20. Community adjustment to Climate Change Policy. Judith M.Greenwald, Brandon Roberts, Andrew D.Reamer, 2001.
21. Designing a Climate-friendly energy policy. Options for the Near Term. Douglas W.Smith, Robert R.Nordhaus, Thomas C.Roberts, Marc Chupka. 2002.
22. Climate Change mitigation in developing countries. Brazil, China, India, Mexico, South Africa and Turkey. W.Chandler, R.Schaefer, Zhou Dadi, P.R.Shukla, F.Tudela, O.Davidson, Sema Alpan-Atamer. 2002.
23. Capital cycles and the timing of climate change policy. Robert J.Lempert, Steve W.Popper, Susan A.Resetar, Stuart L.Hart. 2002.
24. Multi-gas contributors to global climate change. Climate Impacts and Mitigation Costs of Non-CO2 Gases. John M.Reilly, Henry D.Jacoby. Ronald G.Prinn. 2003.
25. US technology and innovation policies. Lessons for Climate Change. John A.Alic, David C.Mowery, Edward S.Rubin. 2003.
26. Beyond Kyoto. Advancing the international effort against climate change. Joseph E.Aldy and etc. 2003.

Solutions Series, http://www.pewclimate.org/projects/index_solutions.cfm

27. Transportation in Developing Countries. Greenhouse Gas Scenarios for Delhi, India. Ranjan Bose, Daniel Sperling. 2001.
28. Transportation in Developing Countries. Greenhouse Gas Scenarios for Shanghai, China. Hongchang Zhou, Daniel Sprerling. 2001.
29. Transportation in Developing Countries. Greenhouse Gas Scenarios for South Africa. Jolanda Pretorius Prozzi, Daniel Sperling. 2002.
30. Transportation in Developing Countries. An Overview of Greenhouse Gas Reduction Strategies. Daniel Sperling, Deborah Salon. 2002.
31. An overview of greenhouse gas emissions verification Issues. Cristopher P.Loreti, Scot A.Foster, Jane E.Obbagy. 2001.
32. Corporate Greenhouse gas Targets Reduction targets. Michael Margolick, Doug Russell. 2001.
33. Greenhouse&statehouse. The Evolving State Government Role in Climate Change. 2002. Barry G.Rabe.
34. Transportation in Developing Countries. Greenhouse Gas Scenarios for Chile. Raul O'Ryan and others. 2002.
35. The Emerging International Greenhuose Gas Market. Richard Rosenzweig and others. 2002.

Advancing the International Effort against Climate Change, http://www.pew.climate.org

36. Climate Data. Insights and observations by Kevin Baumert, Jonatan Pershing. 2004.
37. Internatoinal Climate Efforts beyond 2012: A survey of Approaches by Daniel Bodansky. 2004.

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REC Caucasus - English Publications

Regional Environmental Centre for the Caucasus http://www.rec-caucasus.org

1. News from REC Caucasus.
Issue 4. April 2003, Issue 5. November 2003, Issue 6. April 2004, Issue 7. August  2004,
2. Seville 2007. Fifth European Conference on Sustainable Cities&Towns. 21-24 March 2007, Seville, Spain. Second Announcement and Call for Contributions, www.sevilla2007.org
3. Powering a Sustainable Future. An agenda for concerted action. World Business Council for Sustainable Development, www.wbcsd.org
4. Kenya. Response to Climate Change and opportunities for Sustainable Development. UNFCCC COP 12/COP/MOP2 Nairobi Kenya 2006.

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Reports on Armenia - English Publications

1. Armenia. Human Development Report, 1996.
2. Armenia. National Human Development Report, 2000. Human Rights and Human Development.
3. Armenia. National Human Development Report, 2001. Years of Independence and Transition in Armenia.
4. Armenia. National Human Development Report, 2002. Education, Poverty and Economic Activity in Armenia. Situation analysis report.
5. Armenia. National Human Development Report, 2003. Business Environment - Main Development Factor for Armenia.
6. Growth, Inequality and Poverty in Armenia. Yerevan, 2002.
7. Republic of Armenia. Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper, 2003.
8. Millennium Development Goals: Nationalization and Progress. Armenia. National Report. 2005.

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Sustainable Development - English Publications

1. Earth Summit. Agenda 21. The United Nations Programme of Action from Rio. 1992, http://www.unep.org/Documents/Default.asp?DocumentID=52
2. The Earth Summit's Agenda for Change. A plain language version of Agenda 21 and other Rio Agreements. 1993. 
3. Republic of Armenia. National Assessment Report. RIO+10. Yerevan 2002.
4. Road from Rio. Industrialized Countries. 1997.
5. Earth Summit+5. New York, 23-27 June 1997.
6. Sustainable Human Development and Armenia. Brief Summaries of Proceedings and Final Document of the First National Conference. Yerevan, April, 1997. Rio+5.
7. The Earth Charter. Yerevan 2000. 
8. Beyond Kyoto: Achieving Sustainable Development. Summer Session 2000. Hamburg, 17 July-25 August 2000.
9. Sustainable Development. Vol. 60, No.2, June 2002.
10. Environment matters at the World Bank. Annual Review. Toward environmentally and socially Sustainable Development. 1999, http://www.worldbank.org
11. Ministerial Report from Aarhus to Kiev. 2003.
12. «We the Peoples». The Role of the United Nations in the 21th Century. The Millenium Report. 2001.
13. Sustainable Development of Mountain Regions of the Caucasus. July11-12, 2003. Agenda. Annual Conferences of the Regional Environmental Centre for the Caucasus.
14. Training and Dialogue in the Field of Environmental Management.
15. Division for the Environment, Energy and Water. Who we are. Human Resource and Organizational Development in International Cooperation.
16. Department for the Environment, Natural Resources and Food. Our Profile in Ten Sentences.

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Synergy

1. Carbon Sequestration, Biodiversity and Sustainable Livelihoods. Discussion Paper. 2000, http://iucn.org/themes/climate
2. Global Climate Governance: A Report on the Inter-linkages between the Kyoto Protocol and other Multilateral Regimes. A Project of the UN University the Global Environment Information Center and the UNU Institute of Advanced Studies. 1998, http://www.unu.edu, http://www.geic.or.jp, http://www.ias.unu.edu/
3. Mitigating Climate Change while Promoting Sustainable Human Development: UNDP&its Comparative Advantage. 2000.
4. Integration of Biodiversity Concerns in Climate Change Mitigation Activities. A Toolkit. 2004, http://umweltbundesamt.de
5. Inter-linkages between the Ozone and Climate Change Conventions& Part I:  Inter-linkages between the Kyoto and Montreal Protocols. Inter-Linkages Synergies and Coordination among Multilateral Environmental Agreements. 2002, http://www.unu.edu, http://www.unptie.org/ozonaction
6. Climate and Ozone. The Environmental Challenges of the 21st Century W/d.
7. Adaptation. Under the Frameworks of the CBD, the UNCCD and the UNFCCC. Joint Liaison Group of the Rio Conventions. W/d. 
8. Биоразнообразие и изменение климата. 2007. www.biodiv.org

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Technology Transfer - English Publications

1. CTI/Industry Joint Seminar on Technology Diffusion in Southern Africa. Zimbabwe. March 17-19, 1999.
2. CTI/Industry Joint Seminar on Technology Diffusion in Eastern Europe. Bratislava, Slovakia. 14-17July, 1999.
3. Celebrating 10 Years. Working together to Accelerate Development and Diffusion of Climate - Friendly Technologies and Practices. CTI, http://www.climatetech.net/
4. Working together to Accelerate Development and Diffusion of Climate - Friendly Technologies and Practices. CTI International Energy Agency, http://www.climatetech.net/
5. Working together to Accelerate Development and Diffusion of Climate - Friendly Technologies and Practices. Annual Report 2003. CTI International Energy Agency, http://www.climatetech.net/
6. Working together to Accelerate Development and Diffusion of Climate - Friendly Technologies and Practices. Annual Report 2004. CTI International Energy Agency, http://www.climatetech.net/
7. Climate Technology Initiative. Inventory of Activities. 1996.
8. Responding to Climate Change in association with the world business council for sustainable development and the climate technology initiative, http://www.respondingtoclimatechange.com/
9. Information Centers on Energy Technologies. A Directory. IEA. W/d.
10. A UNDP/GEF Handbook on Methodologies for Technology Needs Assessment. Simple steps, effective actions: Understanding technology needs assessment. ICCEPT for the UNDP-GEF, 2002.
11. 10 Cases of Technology Transfer. GEF. 2000, http://www.gefweb.org/
12. Climate Technology and Energy Efficiency - Dissemination "Best Practice" Experience - Seminar Proceedings - Ostritz, Germany, 5-9 December 2001. Climate Technology Initiative. Capacity Building seminar for CEE/FSU Countries. 2002.
13. The Technology Cooperation Agreement Pilot Project (TCAPP). A Collaborative Model for Clean Energy Technology Transfer. 1999.
14. German Technology for Environmental Protection. Technical Equipment and Materials. 2001.
15. Technology Review. MIT's Magazine of Innovation. Special Issue Energy. Can new technology reduce our need for oil from the Middle East. 2002.
16. Energy Technologies for a Sustainable Development. Co-operation between Austria and Central and Eastern Europe. 2002, http://www.eva.ac.at/
17. CADDET - Centre for the Analysis and Dissimination of Demonstrated Energy Technologies. Energy Efficiency. 1997, http://www.caddet-ee.org/  
18. Industrial and Technological Development News for Asia and the Pacific No 27. UN 2001.
19. Developing Country Initiatives in Agricultural Product and Technology Cooperation. Growing Partnerships for Food and Health. W/d, http://www.monsanto.com/
20. Methods and Examples for Technology Needs Assessments and Technology Transfer Implementation. Climate Technology Initiative 2002
21. Deploying Climate-friendly Technologies through Collaboration with Developing Countries. IEA Information Paper, W/d http://www.iea.org/
22. Climate Technology and Energy Efficiency - from "Best Practice" Experiences to Policy Diffusion. November 16-20, 2002. Tutzing, Germany. CTI Capacity Building Seminar for CEE/FSU Countries.
23. Climate Technology and Energy Efficiency - Challenges and Chances for Climate Technology.
24. September 20-24, 2003. Tutzing, Germany. CTI Capacity Building Seminar for CEE/FSU Countries (CTI-4).
25. US technology and innovation policies. Lessons for Climate Change. John A.Alic, David C.Mowery, Edward S.Rubin. 2003.
26. Innovative Options for Financing. The Development  and Transfer of Technologies. 2007. www.unfccc.int

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Transport - English Publications

1. Environmentally Sustainable Transport. Futures, Strategies and best practices. Synthesis Report of the OECD project on Environmentally Sustainable Transport EST presented on occasion of the International est! Conference 4th to 6th October 2000, Vienna, Austria.
2. Environmentally Sustainable Transport. Futures, Strategies and best practices. Guidelines for Environmentally Sustainable Transport EST presented and endorsed at the International EST Conference held from  4th to 6th October 2000, Vienna, Austria.
3. Environmentally Sustainable Transport in the CEI Countries in Transition. Final Report. 1999.
4. Institute of Transport and Maritime Management Antwerp. University of Antwerp. Strategic Plan Antwerp Region. W/d.
5. Ten key transport and environment issues for policy-makers. Term 2004: Indicators tracking transport and environment integration in the European Union. EEA report, No 3/2004, http://www.eea.eu.int
6. Energy system aspects of natural gas as an alternative fuel in transport. Executive Summary. 2003, http://www.wupperinst.org
7. Transportation in Developing Countries. Greenhouse Gas Scenarios for Shanghai, China. Hongchang Zhou, Daniel Sprerling. 2001.
8. Transportation in Developing Countries. Greenhouse Gas Scenarios for South Africa. Jolanda Pretorius Prozzi, Daniel Sperling. 2002.
9. Transportation in Developing Countries. Greenhouse Gas Scenarios for Chile. Raul O'Ryan, Daniel Sprerling, Mark Delucchi, Tom Turrentine. 2002.
10. Transport and Environment: facing a dilemma. Term 2005. Indicators tracking transport and environment in the European Union. EEA Report No 3/2006

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United Nations - English Publications

1. UN Bulletin. UN Office in the Republic of Armenia.  No 1 - Summer 1999, No 6 - Autumn 2000, No 7 - Winter 2001.
2. UN Bulletin. UN Office in the Republic of Armenia.  No 9 - Summer 2001, No14 - Autumn 2002, No15 - Winter 2003, No 16 Spring 2003, No 17 - Summer 2003, No18 - Autumn 2003.
3. Basic Facts about the United Nations. Yerevan, 2002.
4. Coordinated UN System Action on Climate Change: Charting the Way Forward. UN System. Chief Executives Board for Coordination. UN Department of Public Information - DPI/2483, November 2007.

Water and Wetlands

1. Clean Water Action Plan: Restoring and Protecting Americas Waters. 1998.
2. Global Water Supply and Sanitation Assessment 2000. Report. WHO/UNICEF.
3. Restoring and Protecting the World's Lakes and Reservoirs. World Bank Technical Paper number 289. 1995, http://www-wds.worldbank.org/
4. Analysis of the Draft Clean Water Act for the Republic of Armenia. 1997.
5. Operation and Maintenance of Urban Water Supply Water System. Information on Group Training Course. 1998.
6. Filtration Systems. Gravel, Screen, Disk Filters. Filtration in Irrigation Systems. Israel.
7. No Water No Future. A Water Focus for Johannesburg. 2002
8. African-Eurasian Migratory (Water Bird) Agreement. Newsletter. Issue No.6. July 2000.
9. Water - Source of Life. A Dossier produced by the European Christian Environmental Network (ECEN) "Zeitschrift Entwicklungspolitik" Materialien 1/2004, http://www.entwicklungspolitik.org/
10. National Fund for  Environmental Protection  and Water Management 2001.
11. Water Protection  and Water Management .
12. Air Protection.
13. Protection of Earth Surface.
14. Nature and Landscape Conservation and Forestry.
15. Mining and Geology.
16. Ecological Education.
17. Environmental monitoring and Emergencies.
18. Expert Opinions and Research Studies.
19. List of Priority Programs Rules for Granting and Remitting Loans, Granting. 
20. Resources. Guide for Applicants.
21. Perennou C., Sadoul N., Pineau O., Johnson A., Hafner H. Management of Nest Sites for colonialwaterbirds,  No.4, 1996.
22. Mesleard F., Perennou C. Aquatic Emergent Vegetation. Ecology and management. No.6, 1996.
23. Maitland P.S., Crevelii A.J. Conservation of freshwater fish. No.7, 1996
24. Grillas P., Roche J Vegetation of temporary marshes. No.8,  1997.
25. Acreman M. Wetlands and hydrology. No.10, 2000.
26. Black Sea Wetlands Conservation Priorities. Wetlands International, 2002, http://www.wetlands.org/
27. Directory of Azov-Black Sea Coastal Wetlands. Wetlands International, 2002, http://www.wetlands.org/
28. Wetlands in Russia. Vol.4. Wetlands in Northeastern Russia. 2004, http://www.wetlands.org/
29. Action plan for peat land conservation and wise use in Russia. 2003.
30. Important Tran boundary Belarusian-Lithuanian and Lithuanian-Russian Wetlands. 2003.
31. Europe's birds after 25 years of the EU Birds Directive. 2004, http://www.birdslife.org/
32. The Birds Directive. Selection Guidelines for Special Protection Areas. JNCC, 1999, http://www.jncc.gov.uk/
33. About Wetlands and around Wetlands in Armenia. W/d.
34. Water Resources of the Republic of Armenia. Towards Third World Water Forum, Kyoto, March, 2003 and fifth Pan-European Ministerial Conference «Environment for Europe», Kyiv, May, 2003. Yerevan, 2003.

Leaflets

35. Co-ordinating Conservation in the UK. Advisers to the UK Government. 2004, http://www.jncc.gov.uk/
36. The Ramsar Wetlands in Slovenia. 2000.
37. Ramsar in Osterreich.
38. The conservation of migratory birds an international commitment.
39. Atlas of Threatened Flora.
40. Aquatic Ecosystems & Global Climate Change. Potential Impacts on Inland Freshwater and Coastal Wetland Ecosystems in the United States. N.LeRoy Poff, Mark M.Brinson, John W.Day, Jr. 2002.
41. Costal and Marine Ecosystems & Global Climate Change.  Potential Effects on US Resources. Victor C.Kennedy, Robert R.Twilley and others. 2002.
42. Coral reefs& Global Climate Change. Potential Contributions of Climate Change to Stress on Coral Reef Ecosystems. Robert W.Buddemeier, Joan A.Kleypas, Richa8d B.Aronson. 2004.

United Nations Development Programme

1. Human Development under Transition: Summaries of the 1998 National Human Development Reports (NHDRs) for Europe and the CIS, http://www.undp.org/rbec/publications
2. Human Development Report for Europe and the CIS. Transition 1999, http://www.undp.org/rbec/publications
3. Results - oriented Monitoring and Evaluation. A Handbook for Programme Managers. 1997.
4. National Execution: Promise and Challenges, 1995.
5. Who are the Question Makers? A Participatory Evaluation Handbook. 1997. 
6. Insights from Capacity Building in the Caribbean. Approaches to sustainability. Capacity 21. 1998, http://www.sdnp.undp.org/c21
7. Poverty in Transition? Regional Bureau for Europe and the CIS. 1998.
8. Preventing Land Degradation Sustaining Livelihoods. Experiences from GEF-UNDP Projects. 2002
9. Capacity Development for Environmental Sustainability. UNDP Country level initiatives.
10. The UNDP Project Management Guide for Development Projects. The UNDP User Guide. 2004.

United Nations Environmental Programme

1. UNEP. Annual Report. 1999,  http://www.unep.org/Evaluation/Reports/
2. UNEP. Annual Report. 2000, http://www.unep.org/Evaluation/Reports/
3. UNEP. Annual Report. 2001, http://www.unep.org/Evaluation/Reports/
4. UNEP. Annual Report. 2003, http://www.unep.org/
5. UNEP. Annual Report. 2005, http://www.unep.org/
6. UNEP. Information Sheets.
7. Global Environment Outlook 2000, http://www.unep.org/Geo2000/
8. Caucasus Environment Outlook (CEO) 2002, http://www.gridtb.org/
9. Protecting our Planet, Securing our Future, http://grida.no/geo2000/pacha/contents.htm
10. UNEP in 2002. Environment for Development. 2003, http://www.stilpictures.com, www.topfoto.co.uk 
11. Cleaner Production Assessment in Dairy Processing. 2000. 
12. Cleaner Production Assessment in Fish Processing. 2000.
13. Cleaner Production Assessment in Meat Processing. 2000.
14. Global Assessment of Acidification and Eutrophication of Natural Ecosystems. 1999, http://www.rivm.nl/env/int/geo
15. World Resources 1992-1993. A Report by the World Resources Institute in collaboration with UNEP and UNDP. 1992.
16. World Resources 2000-2001. People and Ecosystems. The Fraying Web of Life. 2000, http://www.wri.org/WR2000
17. Environmental Impact Assessment. Sourcebook. Nairobi 1996, http://www.unep.org/infoterra/dbase.htm    
18. UNEP Corporate Profile to meet the challenges of the new millennium, http://www.unep.org/
19. Land Cower Classification System. LCCS. Classification Concepts and User manual. With CD. 2000.  
20. Young Action for the Future, http://www.unep.org/
21. Handbook on Essential Use Nominations June 2001. Prepared by the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel.  Ozone Secretariat, http://www.ozoneinfo.unep.com/
22. UNEP and Climate Change. CO2 . Kick the Habit! Bali and beyond... W/d.
23. GRASP. Newsletter. Issue 7, November 2007. www.unep.org/grasp

Our Planet http://www.ourplanet.com/

Vol. 6 No 5 1994 Desertification.
Vol. 7 No 1 1995 Environment and Economy.
Vol. 7 No 2 1995 Sustainable Social Development.
Vol. 7 No 3 1995 World Environment Day.
Vol. 7 No 4 1995 Women and Sustainable Development.
Vol. 7 No 5 1996 Atmosphere.
Vol. 7 No 6 1996 Production and consumption.
Vol. 8 No 1 1996 Our Planet, our world, our home.
Vol. 8 No 2 1996 Culture, Environment.
Vol. 8 No3 1997 Water.
Vol. 8 No4 1997 Food and Sustainable Development.
Vol. 9 No 3 1997 Climate Change.
Vol. 9 No 4 1997 GEF Assembly. Freshwater.
Vol. 9 No 5 1998 Oceans.
Vol. 9 No 6 1998 Climate&Action.
Vol.10 No1 1999 Tourism.
Vol.10 No2 1999  UNEP - Looking Forward.
Vol.10 No3 1999  Small Islands.
Vol.10 No4 1999  Hazardous Waste.
Vol.10 No5 2000 Biological Diversity.
Vol.11 No1 2000 Beyond 2000.
Vol.11 No2 2000 The Environment Millenium.
Vol.11 No3 2001 Disasters.
Vol.12 No1 2001 Transport and Communications.
Vol.12 No2 2001 Poverty, Health and the Environment.
Vol.12 No4 2002 Chemikals and Sustainable Development.
Vol.13 No1 2002 Mountains and Ecotourism.
Vol.13 No2 2002 World Summit and Sustainable Development.
Vol.13 No3 2002 Global Environment Facility.
Vol.13 No4 2002 Globalization, Poverty, Trade and the Environment.
Vol.14 No2 2003 World Heritage and Protected Areas.
Vol.14 No3 2003 Energy.
Vol.14 No4 2003 Water, Sanitation, People.
Vol.15 No1 2004 Seas, Oceans and Small Islands.
Vol.15 No3 2005 The Rule of Law and the Millennium Development Goals.
Vol.16 No1 2005 Green Cities.
Vol.16 No3 2005 Energy, Finance and Climate Change.
Vol.16 No4 2005 Renewable Energy.
Vol.17 No1 2005 Deserts and Drylands.

Industry and Environment http://www.unepie.org

Vol. 19 No.4 October-December 1996 Environmental management of industrial estates.
Vol. 21 No.1-2 January-June 1998  Voluntary initiatives.
Vol. 21 No.3 July-September 1998 Environmental management in the service industries.
Vol. 21 No.4 October-December 1998 Cleaner Production. 5th  International High-level Seminar Seoul.
Vol. 22 No.2-3 April-September 1999 Sustainability and the agro-food industry.
Vol. 22 No.4 October-December 1999 Changing consumption patterns.
Vol. 23 No.3 July-September 2000, Sustainable Energy.
Vol. 23 No.4 October-December  2000 Sustainable Mobility.
Vol. 23 Special Issue 2000 Mining and sustainable development II. Challenges and perspectives.
Vol. 24 No.1-2 January-June 2001 Cleaner Production. 6th  International High-level Seminar Montreal.
Vol. 25 No.2 April-June 2002 Responsible entrepreneurship for sustainable development.
Vol. 25 No.3-4 July-December 2002 Cleaner Production. 7th  International High-level Seminar Prague.

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Vulnerability / Adaptation - English Publications

1. Climate Variability and Climate Change. Vulnerability and Adaptation. Workshop Summary. Prague, Czech Republic, September 11-15, 1995.
2. Vulnerability and Adaptation to Climate Change. A Synthesis Results from the US Country Studies Program. Interim Report, 1996.
3. Regional workshop on Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation in Asia and the Pacific. Workshop Summary. Manila, Philippines, 15-19 January 1996.
4. Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation in Asia and the Pacific. Manila, Philippines, 15-19 January 1996.
5. Financing for Adaptation Activities in Developing Countries. W/d.
6. Handbook on Methods for Climate Change Impact Assessment and Adaptation Strategies. Version 2.0. 1998.
7. Handbook on Methods for Climate Change Impact Assessment and Adaptation Strategies. Appendix to Chapter 1: Climate Change Scenarios. Version 1.0. 1996.
8. An Adaptation Policy Framework. Capacity Building for Stage II Adaptation. 2001.
9. Adaptation Policy Frameworks for Climate Change. Developing Strategies. Policies and Measures. 2005, http://www.cambridge.org/
10. Certificate Training Course on Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment for the Pacific Islands, http://www.unitar.org/cctrain
11. Adaptation to Climate Change in German Official Development Assistance. An Inventory of Activities and Opportunities, with a Special Focus on Africa.  Measures to implement the UNFCCC. 2001.
12. Adaptation Assessment to Action. UNFCCC Compendium on methods and tools to Assess Impacts of, and Vulnerability and Adaptation to Climate Change. 2004, http://www.unfccc.int/program/mis/meth/index.html
13. The impact of Climate Change, 1993.
14. The impacts of Climate on Fisheries, 1994.
15. Review of the Potential Effects of Climate Change in the United Kingdom. Conclusions and Summary, 1996.
16. Proposal for a UK Integrated Climate Change Impacts Assessment, 1996.
17. Climate Change: Assessing the impacts - identifying responses. Highlights of the 3 years of the UK Climate Impacts Programme.
18. Socio-economic scenarios for Climate Change impact assessment. UK Climate Impacts Programme. A Guide, http://www.ukcip.org.uk/ukcip.html
19. The Climate Impacts Link Project. Applying Results from the Hadley Center's Climate Change Experiments for Climate Change Impacts Assessment. 1997, http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/link
20. Forum for Globally-Integrated Environmental Assessment Modeling. An Initiative to Provide Scientific Support to UN and International Organizations involved in Policy Scenarios for Sustainable Development. 2002, http://www.unu.edu/env/GLEAM/Index.html
21. CAN Europe. Hotspot. Climate&Energy Policy. News from Europe. Issue 35, November 2004, http://www.climnet.org/
22. Poverty and Climate Change. Reducing the Vulnerability of the Poor. A Contribution to the COP 8 to the UNFCCC. Consultation Draft. 2002, http://www.worldbank.org/povcc
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