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Why is a hardware financing policy mechanism like the CDM inadequate to facilitate low carbon technology transfer to many developing countries Why is a hardware financing policy mechanism like the CDM inadequate to facilitate low carbon technology transfer to many developing countries

Mahendra Saywack - Why is a hardware financing policy mechanism like the CDM inadequate to facilitate low carbon technology transfer to many developing countries?
 - Submitted as the main assessment for the course ‘Low Carbon Development’ in MSc Climate Change and Development, at the University of Sussex

Climate Smart Agriculture: Can It Be Achieved Climate Smart Agriculture: Can It Be Achieved

Mahendra Saywack - Climate Smart Agriculture: Can It Be Achieved?
- Submitted as the main assessment for the course ‘Climate Resilient Development’ in MSc Climate Change and Development, at the University of Sussex

Mangrove Management in Guyana: A Case of Climate Compatible Development Mangrove Management in Guyana: A Case of Climate Compatible Development

Mahendra Saywack - Mangrove Management in Guyana: A Case of Climate Compatible Development?
 - Dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Master of Science Degree in Climate Change and Development at the University of Sussex

The impact of hydro-meteorological hazards on crop production among small-scale farmers in Crofts Hill, Clarendon The impact of hydro-meteorological hazards on crop production among small-scale farmers in Crofts Hill, Clarendon

Dorlan Burrell - The impact of hydro-meteorological hazards on crop production among small-scale farmers in Crofts Hill, Clarendon
 - Thesis for MSc Natural Resource Management -Disaster Risk Management at UWI

The Climate Justice Dialogue: Lessons for the Climate Regime from Aid Arrangements The Climate Justice Dialogue: Lessons for the Climate Regime from Aid Arrangements

Annlyn McPhie - The Climate Justice Dialogue: Lessons for the Climate Regime from Aid Arrangements
- Group report submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Master of Public Administration Degree in Environmental Science and Policy at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs