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Turkey is part of OECD.Turkey shows the level of development as a condition and regret the agreemnet of United Nations Climate Change.
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Wind Partnership By Leading Energy Groups
 
Soma Project has completed the validation step through the Gold Standard registry process
 

For this reason turkey continue leaving the additions after the parties conference in Berlin 1995.Turkey join the United Nations Climate Chance agreement in 24 May 2004 but did not signature the Kyoto Protocol which enure in 2005.

Turkey, became a party to the Kyoto Protocol on 05.02.2009 but not obliged to any quantified emissions limitation or reduction.

 

 

The United Nations Climate Change Framework Agreement

Add-I

Emission Reduction

Add-II

Technology Transfer and Achieving Financial Support

Out of Add-I

No obligations

Kyoto Protocol

Add-B

5% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions compared to 1990 levels the periods between 2008-2012

 
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