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assistance of the CCB Validation Guidance document, and submitted to the CCBA for validation. The CCB audit and validation usually takes about two months or sometimes more depending on the audit findings. Typically, the CCB auditor reviews all the project documents and once they find that the documentation is sufficient and appropriate to proceed with an audit they forward the documents to the CCBA for the mandatory public comment period. Once the auditor evaluates the responses they write up the final audit & validation report and forward this with their statement of conformance to CCB Standards to the CCBA for publication on the CCBA website. In the end, the project is deemed “CCB validated”.
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The Standards comprise fourteen required criteria and three optional "Gold Level” criteria. Once a project has been designed, a third-party evaluator uses indicators to determine if individual criteria are satisfied. Only projects that use best practices and deliver significant climate, community and
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The CCB Standards provide rules and guidance for land-based carbon projects at any stage of implementation. Their goal is to assess a climate change mitigation project's design efficacy; suitability to local conditions; and climate, community, and biodiversity benefits. The standards can be combined
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Subsequently, an independent verifier does the CCB audit and validates the project. Currently, eligible CCB verifiers are accredited CDM verification bodies (Designated Operational Entities - DOEs). Once an independent verifier is chosen, a project design document (PDD) can be created, with the
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reductions or removals. In this way, the CCB Standards verify the social and environmental benefits generated by the project, enabling investors to select carbon credits with additional benefits, while screening out projects with unacceptable social and environmental impacts.
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In February 2008, the CCBA began a revision of the Standards as described in the Terms of Reference, Procedures and Work Plan for the Revision of the CCB Standards. The Second Edition of CCB Standards was released on Dec 6, 2008, at Forest Day 2 in
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The first step is an internal desk review of the project design against the CCB Standards. From here, any need for revision in the project's design, or gathering of documentation (evidence) for the audit is looked into.
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The first draft of CCB Standards was written by the NGO coalition of the CCBA and opened to the public for a 3-month comment period in 2004. The draft CCB Standards were field-tested on existing and planned projects in
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The CCBA advocates for the adherence to Climate, Community, and Biodiversity (CCB) Standards, which are guidelines for investors, policymakers, project managers and civil society observers to evaluate land-based
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biodiversity benefits earn CCB approval. Gold status is awarded to projects that satisfy one of the optional criteria by providing exceptional benefits including explicit design for
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projects by identifying projects that aid local communities and biodiversity, as well as delivering lower
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The CCBA was established in 2003 with an aim to increase public and private investment in
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Social and Environmental Standards, developed in collaboration with the governments of
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The CCB Standards can be combined with many other standards, such as the
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Narasimhan, P; Starr, I; Hayward, J; Noponen, M; Durbin, J (May 2014).
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CCB Standards: The Climate, Community & Biodiversity Alliance
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Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation
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by developing standards intended to reduce the emissions of
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The Climate, Community & Biodiversity Alliance (CCBA)
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