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Asia MRV Training: Participant List Partnership for Market Readiness First PMR Regional MRV Training Workshop Beijing, China Draft Participants List September 23-25, 2013 Country Representative Department Brazil Mr. Joan Frederick Baudet Environment State Secretariat (Rio de Janeiro) China Please see attached list India Mr. Shri Samir Kumar Mohanty Ministry of Finance Indonesia Mr. Dicky Edwin Hindarto National Council on Climate Change Mr. Andi Samyanugraha Mr. Rakhmindyarto Palil Aswardie Mr. Junifer S.P. Simanjuntak Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Singapore Ms. Ann Gan National Climate Change Secretariat Thailand Ms. Sirinthorn Vongsaosup Ministry of Energy Mr. Natthaphon Roonprasang Mr. Vojsira Prayurnprohm Industrial Works Department Mr. Pahol Savetjinda Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO) Mr. Thada Varoonchotikul Mr. Rongphet Bunchuaidee Mr. Sathit Chanyaswad Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Vietnam Mr. Le Duc Chung Ministry of Planning and Investment Mr. Le Thanh Tung Mr. Le Ngoc Tuan Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Ms. Nguyen Thi Minh Nguyet Training Experts and Instructors Mr. Tom Baumann Greenhouse Gas Management Institute (GHGMI) Mr. Rob Fowler Ms. Zheng Shuang Chinese Energy Research Institute Mr. Tang Jin SinoCarbon Mr. Balawant Joshi Idam Infrastructure Advisory Pvt. Ltd. Mr. Hubert Fallmann Umweltbundesamt GmbH Mr. Kong Chiu US Environmental Protection Agency Ms. Kitty Sibold Mr. Ranping Song World Resources Institute (WRI) PMR Secretariat & World Bank Ms. Xueman Wang Mr. Gailius Draugelis Mr. Michael McCormick Ms. Da Fei Huang Mr. Johannes Heister PARTICIPANTS REPRESENTING CHINA Representative Department Wang Shu National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) Xin Zhang Beijing City Haiyan Liu Minsi Zhang Fan Di Yong Dou Fang Sun Hao Wang Xiaohao Wei Gao Wei Zhuo Yue Jiang Shaofeng Ma Ruijuan Jiang Haifeng Gao Yingchun Tianjin City Wang Wenmei Chen Ying Zhang Ning Li Zhuo Tian Ye Zang Aoqian Shanghai City Ju Xuequan Zang Ling Gu Qingping Wang Yangsong Li Qingqing Zhou Lanjuan Luo Weinan Liu Qiang Chongqing City Wang Yang Cui Guolong Zhang Hao Zhao Wangxing Zhao Duanli Yuan Yujie Lu Lu Liu Dongsen Xu Fangzhou Huang Jinhua Hubei Province Zhu Qiye Chen Yuaxin Xie Jianbiao Guangdong Province Wang Peng Zeng Xuelan Cao Yang Shenzhen City Guo Lijun Ye Bin Zhai Yunpeng Bai Luwen Yu Siyang Hu Xiaoming .
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