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Parallel session L2.1: Developing and evaluating climate‐smart practices
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices
using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Parallel sessions L2Climate‐smart Strategies
Martial Bernoux
Louis BockelUwe Grewer
Jean‐Luc FrançoisNicolas Rossin
Ademola Braimoh
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Share of GHG
Adapted from 5th IPCC Assessment Report – WG3 – Chapter 1 (2014)
Total emissions in 2010 (49,5 Billions tons of CO2‐eq)
23%
1%
Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use (AFOLU)
Energy (35%)
Transportation (14%)
Construction (6%)
Industries and Waste (21%
Background
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Background
Total emissions in 2010 (49,5 Billions tons of CO2‐eq)
23%
AFOLU/LULUCF
Annual average for 2000‐2010
(Billions tons of CO2‐eq)
Agriculture : 5,0 to 5,8
Land‐use change: 4,3 to 5,5
For last décade:
CO2: at least 10% of anthropogenic CO2 emissions
CH4: ~ 50% of anthropogenic CH4 emissionsN2O: ~ 60% of anthropogenic N2O emissions
Adapted from 5th IPCC Assessment Report – WG3 – Chapter 1 (2014) and WG1‐ Chapter 6
AFOLU concerned by all GHGShare of GHG
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Background AFOLU is also mitigation
SourcesSinks
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Terrestrial Sinks
CO2
CO2
CO2 CO2CO2
CO2CO2
CO2CO2
CO2
CO2
Background
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Background
SourcesSinks
How to correctly account for sources and sinks?
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Background A full landscape approach is needed
How to double the production?
GHG(tCO2‐eq)
Option A Option B
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Background A full landscape approach is needed
How to double the production?Option A Option B
Option A?
or
Option B? ??
Inputs Energy LivestocksLUC
Needs to account for all land‐use changes, managements options, inputs, livestock,…
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Background GHG and C‐balance have become essential
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Background GHG and C‐balance have become essential
Policy
Research
Private Sector Developpement
Civil Society
Finance
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
2008 2009 2010
Concept note
Tool design
Pilot desk and field cases:Tanzania, Brazil, Eritrea, Madagascar, China
EX‐ACT v1Tech. GuidelinesUser guides
Peer review
EX‐ACT v2Web site
A simple tool to provide rapid ex‐ante estimations of the impact of agriculture andforestry development projects on GHG emissions and carbon sequestration, butusing data already available (cost‐effective) within classical formulation orevaluation of existing project.
EX‐ACT EX‐ACT was proposed by FAO as a suitable tool
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
2008 2009 2010
EX‐ACT
One tool, several potentials
Putting forward externalities
Anticipating GHG and carbon impacts of
agriculture and forestry activities in a development
context
Strengthening value chains
Helping to get additional funding
Helping policy decision‐making
A tools for teachers
Scaling up and interaction
EX‐ACT was continuously updated to adapt to the needs
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
EX‐ACT A Simple tool (Excel® file) and freely available
Grassland LivestockStart Description Land Use
ChangeCrop
productionInputs
InvestmentsLand
degradation
Localization
Soil
Climate
Default agroecologicalzones and EF
and coefficients
Description Default coefficients (tier 1 approach) are from widely accepted methodologies
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
EX‐ACT A Simple tool (Excel® file) and freely available
Grassland LivestockStart Description Land Use
ChangeCrop
productionInputs
InvestmentsLand
degradation
Localization
Soil
Climate
Default agroecologicalzones and EF
and coefficients
Description Default coefficients (tier 1 approach) are from widely accepted methodologies
But the user have always use other values either from direct measurements either from other sources
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
EX‐ACT A Simple tool (Excel® file) and freely available
Grassland LivestockStart Description Land Use
ChangeCrop
productionInputs
InvestmentsLand
degradation
5 major categories
ResultsLocalization
Soil
Climate
Default agroecologicalzones and EF
and coefficients
2. Land Use ChangeDeforestation Reforestation Other
3. Crop production
Annual crops Perennial crops Irrigated rice
4. Pasture and Livestock
Pastures Livestock
5. Degradation
Forest Organic soils
6. Investment and infrastructureInputs Energy Construction
Matrix of change
Gross and Net balance, results
per ha an average per year
Description
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
A Simple tool (Excel® file) and freely availableSince 2009, EX‐ACT was used in more than 60 countries
EX‐ACT
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
But also, since then other tools are availableOthertools
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
All tools are based on the same methodologies (IPCC), But tools differs according to their aims and scope…
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Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Example of application
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Example of application
The project concerns 936 micro‐catchments.Total area of lands receiving support for improvedagricultural systems and natural resourcesconservation and management totals 661,000 ha
The Santa Catarina Rural Competitiveness Project (SC Rural)
A wide range of “activities”
Balance over 20 years (positive values are net emissions, negative are sinks or avoided emissions)
With all other activities: A co‐benefit of 0.92 t CO2eq ha−1 yr−1
Improved annual crop mgt: +1.7
C‐sequestration = ‐ 0.5 Mt CO2eqBut inputs = + 2.2 Mt CO2eq
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Way forward
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Way forward
عورشملا مسا خانم ئفاد لدتعم)فاج(ةراق ايقيرفأ ةدئاسلا ةيميلقإلا ةبرتلا عون ةبرت ةيلمر
تاقفدتلا يلامجإ نزاوتلا نم يرارحلا سابتحالا تازاغ نم لك ةصحنودب ـب نزاوت
نوبركلا ديسكأ يناث ئفاكم نم نط يرارحلا سابتحالا زاغ تاثاعبنا لك CO2
ةيويح ةلتك يباجيإ = ردصم / يبلس =ضوح ةبرت ىرخأ
عورشملا تانوكم
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
Way forward Inclusion of a “Blue Carbon” module
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
All material are available on the EX‐ACT websitehttp://www.fao.org/tc/exact/ex‐act‐home/en/
Evaluating agricultural mitigation and scaling up climate‐smart practices using the FAO EX‐Ante Carbon‐balance Tool
E‐learning module will be released soon