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PACE History
Following the World Summit for Sustainable Development (WSSD) in Johannesburg in 2002, the UK Government recognised that small-scale CDM projects offer an ideal opportunity to fulfil environmental and development goals.
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Terms and Conditions
PACE aims to bring transparency to any carbon market transactions that support development projects in Southern Africa. We have developed these guidelines to ensure that all interactions with PACE are subject to the relevant rules and regulations.
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What We Do
The PACE Centre aims to reduce the cost of making the carbon market work in Southern Africa. We offer support, advice and a new mechanism to facilitate local carbon-saving projects that have developmental benefits - "Credible Carbon™".
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Who We Are
We are a South African voluntary organisation, registered as a Not-for-Profit-Organisation, and funded mainly by grants from national and international governments.
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Rich-poor rifts stall progress at UN climate talks 2-Jun-2010
UN climate talks opened on Monday, exposing familiar rifts between rich and poor countries which delegates said were likely to delay a re-start of formal negotiations.
SA flags next World Bank loan for Eskom as $3,75bn vote looms 8-Apr-2010
The South African government indicated on Wednesday that the proposed $3,75-billion World Bank loan for Eskom was a component of a larger $6-billion "funding window" with the bank, and that an additional $1,25-billion could flow to the State-owned power u
