Presentation title: Monitoring, reporting & verification in NAMAs using SAMPLES data, tools Presenter: Henry Neufeldt, World Agroforestry Center Event: SBSTA 42 Side event on Science-policy-livelihood progress through livestock-related NAMAs in Costa Rica, Kenya and Mongolia

1. Monitoring,
repor,ng
and
verifica,on
in
NAMAs
using
SAMPLES
Todd
Rosenstock,
H
Neufeldt,
J
Hickman,
M
Rufino,
K
BuDerbach-­‐Bahl,
E
Wollenberg,
D
Pelster,
L
Verchot,
C
Arias-­‐Navarro,
G
Saiz,
E
Diaz-­‐Pines,
M
Richards,
D
Gil-­‐Kim+
SBSTA
42
|
Bonn
|
5
June
2015

2. Why
do
we
need
more
and
beDer
data?
Low-­‐emissions
development
Global
nego,a,ons
Climate
finance
Based
on
exis+ng
data,
we
know
very
li5le
about
African
agricultural
GHG
fluxes

3. 3
Nitrous
oxide
emissions
from
increasing
fer,lizer
use
in
Africa
• Government
subsidy
programs
• NGOs
(e.g.,
Alliance
for
Green
Revolu+on
in
Africa)

4. • Used
in
private
sector
(Unilever),
MRV
(Gold
Standard),
&
farmers
• Differ
in
input
requirements,
speed
of
assessment
and
ease
of
use
• Largely
based
on
the
same
input
data
and
models
Impact
assessment
with
‘GHG
calculators’
Colomb et al. 2012
REVIEW OF GHG CALCULATORS IN
AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY
SECTORS
A Guideline for Appropriate Choice and
Use of Landscape Based Tools
Version 2.0
Authors
Vincent COLOMB (Lead Author, IRD, UMR Eco&Sols)
Martial BERNOUX (Coordinator, IRD, UMR Eco&Sols, martial.bernoux@ird.fr)
Louis BOCKEL (Policy Officer, FAO)
Jean-Luc CHOTTE (IRD, UMR Eco&Sols)
Sarah MARTIN (ADEME, Agriculture and Forest Service)
Cécile MARTIN-PHIPPS (ADEME, International Affairs Division)
Jérôme MOUSSET (ADEME, Agriculture and Forest Service)
Marianne TINLOT (Junior Consultant, FAO)
Ophélie TOUCHEMOULIN (Junior Consultant, FAO)
June, 2012

5. Small-­‐scale
spa+al
heterogeneity
Context-­‐
specific
measurement
methods
At
~4
+me
points
Ul,mately
we
need
more
data
Nyando,
Kenya

6. Beyond
field
measurements
of
emissions
The
Problem
GHG = f(EF,activity)
The
Approach
Outcome
Variable
&
uncertain
Accuracy
unknown
Compara+vely
li5le
effort
MRV
and
inventories
based
on
ac,vi,es
Arial
photo
Crowd
sourcing
Remote
sensing
Enabling
carbon
finance
and
robust
na+onal
policy
Rapid
assessments
e.g.
scorecards

7. Ac,vi,es
Mapping
pro-­‐
poor
mi+ga+on
opportuni+es
Measurement
guidelines
Capacity
development
Integrated
assessment
of
farming
systems
Priori+es
for
research
and
development
Consistent
and
comparable
data
Human
and
ins+tu+onal
infrastructure
Socially
acceptable,
place-­‐based
solu+ons
CCAFS’
Standard
Assessment
of
Mi,ga,on
Poten,al
and
Livelihoods
(SAMPLES)
Programme
hDp://samples.ccafs.cgiar.org
Ac,vi,es
Outcomes

13. Thanks
for
a
future