Withdrawal and deregistration
Most requests can be withdrawn before NCCF decides on them. A registered project can be deregistered at the IPP’s request once its dues are cleared.
Withdrawing a request
| What | When | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Published DPD | Before the request for registration | Processed within 5 working days. No refund. |
| Request for registration | Before NCCF decides | Through the VVB. No refund. |
| Request for PDC | Before NCCF decides | Through the VVB. No refund. |
| Monitoring Report | Before the request for issuance | Processed within 5 working days. Can be resubmitted. |
| Request for issuance | Before NCCF decides | Through the VVB. |
| Request for renewal | Before NCCF decides | Through the VVB. No refund. |
Deregistering a registered project
- The IPP submits the deregistration request on the Registry, with reasons.
- NCCF reviews it within 7 working days, including clearing any outstanding dues.
- NCCF marks the project as deregistered within 3 working days of approval.
Deregistration takes effect on the date NCCF approves it. The IPP can withdraw a deregistration request before NCCF decides.
Sources
- Registration and Issuance Procedure v1.0, sections 4.9, 4.12, 4.13, 4.14, 5.6, 6.7, 6.10 and 11.7
