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تسرب الإيرادات من رسوم التراخيص المجانية

Estimated 120 AED × tourists/resident licenses issued annually. Abu Dhabi charges 30 AED for weekly non-resident licenses; Dubai charges 0. Conservative estimate: if Dubai issues 5,000 recreational licenses/year (residents + tourists), revenue leakage = 600,000 AED/year minimum.

Dubai's recreational fishing license is issued free to residents and tourists, while Abu Dhabi charges 120 AED annually and other emirates charge 50-110 AED. This creates inter-emirate revenue arbitrage. Additionally, one-week tourist permits (free in Dubai) generate no revenue despite administrative costs. Professional fishermen licenses are fully exempted per Federal Law Article 60, but exemption verification appears manual and unmeasured.

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اختناقات المراقبة والإبلاغ والتحقق (MRV) اليدوية

20–40 hours per month of manual FTE effort per entity; estimated labor cost of AED 15,000–AED 40,000 monthly (assuming AED 200–250/hour fully loaded cost); opportunity cost of delayed emissions reduction initiatives

Entities must establish dedicated MRV infrastructure covering emissions measurement, data aggregation, third-party verification, and annual report submission. Manual processes—site-level data collection, spreadsheet reconciliation, external auditor coordination, and MOCCAE submission workflows—create operational bottlenecks. Lack of real-time emissions visibility delays mitigation decisions and strategic carbon credit trading.

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إلغاء الترخيص وفقدان العقود الحكومية

AED 5,000,000–AED 50,000,000+ annual revenue at risk (for mid-cap industrial/logistics firms dependent on government/quasi-government contracts)

Repeated or severe compliance failures result in license suspension/cancellation and exclusion from government procurement. UAE government and major quasi-government entities (ADNOC, DEWA, DP World) increasingly require suppliers to provide verified emissions data. Non-compliant entities face contract terminations, tender disqualifications, and supply chain removal.

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تأخير التحقق من أرصدة الكربون وبطء التداول

30–60 days average cash-flow delay per carbon credit transaction; estimated working capital impact of 2–5% of annual carbon credit revenue

Carbon credit transactions require mandatory submission of disposal statements to the NRCC with full audit trails. Appointed officers (with judicial powers per Article 14 of Federal Climate Law) conduct mandatory verification. Manual document handling, slow third-party audits, and sequential NRCC review stages create delays between credit sale and revenue confirmation.

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