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MOVING TOWARDS A CLIMATE NEUTRAL UN Annex III: Acronyms and abbreviations


CDM CEB


CER CFC CH4 CMP CNNet CO2 CO2


COP


DFS/ICTD DTIE EMG


ERP GDP GHG GMEF GTP GWP HFC HVAC


-eq


Clean Development Mechanism UN System Chief Executives Board for Cooperation Certified Emission Reduction Chlorofluorocarbon Methane Capital Master Plan UNEP Climate Neutral Network Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide equivalents Conference of the Parties United Nations Department of Field Sup- port/Information and Communications UNEP’s Paris-based Division for Tech- nology, Industry and Economics Environment Management Group hosted by UNEP Enterprise Resource Planning Gross Domestic Product Greenhouse Gas Global Ministerial Environment Forum Global Temperature Potential Global Warming Potential Hydrofluorocarbon Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning


IATN INFM


IPCC ISO


LEED


LIF-DC MEA NO2 PFC REC SF6 SUN


US EPA


UV RFI VIC VoIP


WBCSD WRI


Inter-Agency Travel Network Inter-Agency Facility Management Network Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change International Standards Organization Leadership in Energy and Environmen- tal Design Low-Income Food-Deficit Countries Multilateral Environmental Agreement Nitrous oxide Perfluorocarbon Renewable Energy Certificate Sulphur hexafluoride Sustainable United Nations facility hosted by UNEP United States Environmental Protection Agency Ultraviolet Radiation Radiative Forcing Index Vienna International Centre Voice over IP World Business Council on Sustainable Development World Resources Institute


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