“The Carbon Market and market mechanisms like the clean development mechanism (CDM) and joint implementation are important means to address climate change. They create incentive for investments that lead to greenhouse gas emission reductions, they help identify low-cost opportunities for emission reduction, and give countries with commitments under the Kyoto Protocol some flexibility on how they meet those commitments,”

- Mr. Yvo de Boer. UNFCCC Executive Secretary (2007).

MMW applies its expertise in working with a range of clients to support the projects and initiatives they put forward to mitigate the impacts of climate change around the world. Below we outline the areas in we work with clients as well as the services we provide: 

• for Project developers in CDM and the voluntary market:

-PIN and PDD elaboration with the application (optional) of Gold Standard criteria to increase the quality of the carbon credits.

 -Pre-feasibility and feasibility studies for renewable energy projects using software such as Retscreen

-Partner in the development of CDM projects

-Fund raising (and proposals) for carbon projects in developing countries with organisations and companies in industrialized countries.

• for Carbon credit consumers:

-Advisory in selection of carbon credits according to impacts in sustainable development and achievement of real emissions reductions.

-Capacity building through awareness raising and evaluation of carbon management systems in organizations.

• other services include:

-Training and general capacity building on climate change (IPCC reports), climate policy (UNFCCC process) and carbon markets (focus on CDM and Voluntary).

-Specific research and analysis of potential technologies, regions, risks for the development of carbon projects and programs to identify cost effective projects and programs for GHG emissions reductions.

-Consultancy to  institutions and organizations in developing countries on strategies and potential for GHG mitigation and funding options for projects and programs. Design of strategies for post 2012 negotiations.