Leuser Public Private REDD Project An Overview - GCF
Leuser Public Private REDD Project An Overview - GCF
Leuser Public Private REDD Project An Overview - GCF
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• Key outputs and points to consider:<br />
Carbon Accounting contd.<br />
• Based on our definition of the project and baseline scenarios, combined with our assessment of the<br />
methodologies emerging from the Voluntary Carbon Standard double approval process, compatible<br />
methodologies were found to be:<br />
‣Methodology for Estimating Reductions of GHG Emissions from Mosaic Deforestation Developed by:<br />
World Bank BioCarbon Fund<br />
‣Methodology for Estimating Reductions of GHG Emissions from Frontier Deforestation Developed by:<br />
Amazonas Sustainable Foundation<br />
• These methodologies were selected as they met the following key selection criteria:<br />
‣Allow assessment of both mosaic and frontier deforestation representative of deforestation trends in Aceh<br />
‣Are in the final stages of the first validation phase and are likely achieve double approval within the next 3-<br />
6 months<br />
‣ Accept a forward-looking baseline approach to developing the business as usual baseline map<br />
• The business as usual reference methodology selected is the Terrestrial Carbon Groups Three Filters approach.<br />
This meets the key criteria – forward-looking, spatially explicit, regional and national estimates, compatible in<br />
Indonesia, allows greatest flexibility in data requirements, and appears to be transparent in its application.<br />
• Some destructive sampling of aboveground biomass pools is required.<br />
• Currently there are limitations in methodologies for projects that avoid forest degradation<br />
• A strong focus will be placed on the MRV system.<br />
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