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Common Family Survey Format - UPDATED
Submitted by: Ram Esteves 14 December 2011

Common Family Survey Format - UPDATEDThis is an UPDATED 5 page Common Family Survey Format to capture all data needed to prepare Climate Mitigation Projects.
PLEASE PRINT IT AS IS IN THIS PDF FILE.

This format will be used for all technologies like Biogas, Woodstoves, Photovoltaic Lamps, Water Purification, Low Carbon Farming, etc. For example, if you collect data for Biogas, you will not have to resurvey the family to get additional PDD data for Woodstoves, unless there is a major change in Methodology.

Tristle Technology will also use the same Format, in this same order, in all their monitoring solutions.


Low Carbon Farming
Submitted by: Karuna D'Souza 03 December 2011

Low Carbon FarmingShort video on the Acction Fraterna LCF efforts at Anantapur district, AP, India


Biogas
Submitted by: Karuna D'Souza 03 December 2011

BiogasShort video on the the Bagepalli Biogas CDM Projects in Chickballapur district, Karnataka, India


Tree Today; Life Tomorrow
Submitted by: Karuna D'Souza 03 December 2011

Tree Today; Life TomorrowShort video on the Bagepalli Afforestation CDM Project


My Life, My Energy
Submitted by: Karuna D'Souza 03 December 2011

My Life, My EnergyShort video on LAYA's energy projects in Vishakhapatnam, AP, India


Rates for FCN Tech Team Services
Submitted by: Ram Esteves 22 November 2011

Rates for FCN Tech Team ServicesThe FCN Tech Team has been supported with a generous start-up grant from Icco, the Netherlands. This is soon coming to an end by mid 2012. From now on, for support provided to new Client NGOs/Projects we will charge for services as under:

Rs 240,000 for the 1st Phase services:
Apt and implementable technologies, that can be developed as Climate Mitigation Projects that generate carbon offsets, chosen by grassroots NGO

Rs 1,110,000 for 2nd Phase services:
Project Design Documents developed and registered under CDM, VER and/or Gold Standard

Rs 480,000 for 3rd Phase services:
Project Implementation & Monitoring systems in place, as per registered PDD requirements


3rd FCN-LCF Coalition - Project Application
Submitted by: Ram Esteves 14 October 2011

3rd FCN-LCF Coalition - Project Application6 grasssroots NGOs across Andhra, Odisha and Chhattisghar have got together to form the 3rd FCN-LCF Coalition. This is the application they have made to Icco, the Netherlands, to support a 15 month Pilot Project


3rd FCN-LCF Coalition - Strategic Plan
Submitted by: Ram Esteves 12 October 2011

3rd FCN-LCF Coalition - Strategic PlanLAYA, IRDWSI, CPSW, CeFHA, ACTION and RCDRC have formed the 3rd FCN-LCF Coalition in the Tribal belt of Andhra Pradesh, Orissa and Chhattisghar states.
This Strategic Plan has been finalised by Coalition Members on 12 October 2011 at a specially convened meeting at Bagepalli.


State Action Plans on Climate Change
Submitted by: Ajay Jha 18 August 2011

State Action Plans on Climate ChangeMost State Plans are being developed in complete isolation with views of experts, researchers, academics and civil society in the state. A number of them are seen to be completely disconnected with the geography, economy and social realities of the state; the templates could be equally relevant (rather irrelevant) for any state with the change in name and title.

Many of the states are being helped by World Bank, UNDP, DFID, GIZ etc. and have enough suggestions on how these state plans are being influenced by international climate change politics, manifolds increase in power production being one of them. It is exactly from where strong proposals to earn carbon credits from forests and soil carbon sequestration are coming, without states knowing much about the prevalent debates and apprehensions on these aspects.


2nd FCN-LCF Coalition - Strategic Plan
Submitted by: Ram Esteves 11 August 2011

2nd FCN-LCF Coalition - Strategic PlanTimbaktu Collective, GRAM, IIMF and WASSAN have formed the 2nd FCN-LCF Coalition in order to develop skills and capabilities to scale up their Sustainable Agricultue practices in the Rayalaseema and Tenlengana regions of Andhra Pradesh by accessing carbon resources.

At the end of a 4 day LFA Workshop, they have brought out their Strategic Plan spelling out the Vision, Mission, Goal, Purpose and Objectives. This Strategic Plan was finally adopted at a Coalition Meeting on 5 October 2011