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  <dc:title>Carbon Credit Methodology and Framework &amp;ndash; India and Global</dc:title>
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  <dc:description>This paper presents a structured methodology and analytical framework for understanding, designing, and evaluating carbon credit mechanisms across India and global markets. Building on the conceptual foundations introduced in Carbon Credit: A Beginner&amp;rsquo;s Guide &amp;ndash; Demystifying the Carbon Economy (ISBN: 978-93-343-6282-4), it advances the discussion from narrative understanding to a technical and replicable approach.The framework integrates three dimensions:Emission Accounting &amp;ndash; aligned with IPCC 2006 Guidelines and India&amp;rsquo;s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme, covering activity data, emission factors, MRV systems, and sequestration metrics.Financial Modelling &amp;ndash; applying NPV, IRR, and carbon pricing scenarios to evaluate carbon project viability.Market &amp;amp; Policy Frameworks &amp;ndash; examining compliance and voluntary markets, registry systems, credit issuance, and India&amp;rsquo;s emerging position in global climate finance.The work supports policy analysts, practitioners, and students seeking structured pathways for climate finance design and carbon market participation.</dc:description>
  <dc:subject>Carbon credits; Climate finance; Rural economy; Emission accounting; Financial modelling; ESG; Sustainable development; Net zero; Global carbon markets</dc:subject>
  <dc:creator>MANOJ RAWAT</dc:creator>
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