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Business Innovation & Skills

Funding of Participants for UNFCCC Inventory Review Process

R&DCPV 73000000
Value£25k
Awarded18 Aug 2016
Published26 Jan 2017
RegionUK-wide
Outcome — awarded

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£25ktotal contract value
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this tender£0£561k

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The brief

This contract was to fund two invited experts to participate in the 2016 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change annual review of greenhouse gas inventories.

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Stage
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Source
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Buyer ref
TRN 1202/08/2016
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