Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation: The Case of the Ikalahan Forest Carbon Development

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    1. Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation: The Case of Ikalahan Forest Carbon Raquel Lopez, Emma Abasolo, Grace Villamor, Rodel D. Lasco IFAD KLM3 Megatrade Hall 3, Oct 20, 2009
    2. Presentation Outline
      • What are ES?
      • What is PES?
        • Kyoto protocol, CDM steps
      • What is RUPES?
      • Carbon CDM market– Ikalahan Case: Potential and Challenges
    3. What are ecosystem services (ES)?
      • the benefits from the functioning of ecosystems
      • provided by natural processes/ components to satisfy human needs
      • (de Groot 1992)
      • consist of flows of materials, energy, and information from stocks to produce human welfare (Costanza et al, 1997)
    4. ES Classification
      • Watershed functions
        • water flows, water quality
      • Biodiversity functions
        • conservation
      • Human health and landscape beauty ecotourism
      • Carbon stocks – sequestration and storage (CSS)
        • tree cover/forest carbon
    5. Payments/Rewards for Ecosystem Services (P/RES)
      • Wunder’s definition:
      • Voluntary transaction
      • Well-defined ES
      • ES seller
      • Bought by ES buyer
      • Conditionality: continuous ES provision
      Photos: B. Belcher, C. Cossalter, & S. Wunder
    6. Existing PES schemes
      • Voluntary Carbon Standard (VCS)
      • Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD)
      • Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)
    7. PES thru VCS, REDD, CDM
    8. Payment for CSS: CDM
      • Clean Development Mechanism - a flexibility mechanism under the Kyoto Protocol
      • allows industrialized countries to implement emission reduction projects in developing countries and receive credit
        • Certificates of Emission Reduction (CERs)/ carbon credits: 1 ton CO 2 = 1 CER
    9. Forestry (Sinks) CDM Projects
      • Only reforestation and afforestation projects allowed
      • Small-scale forestry projects eligible (< 8000 t CO 2 /year)
      • Bundling of individual parcels of land allowed
    10. “ CDM”able Forest Lands
    11. Concept of Forest Carbon Development
    12. Steps in the CDM Process
      • Project Application
      • Project Validation
      • Project Registration
      • Project Implementation and Monitoring
      • Project Verification and Certification
        • Applicable/feasible Project Design Document (PDD) is very crucial!
    13. What is RUPES?
      • “ Rewarding the Upland Poor for Environmental Services they Provide (RUPES)”
        • Phase 1: 2005 – 2008 - Local pilot projects
      • Aims to enhance the livelihoods and reduce the upland poverty while conserving the environment
      • Rewards for, Use of and Shared Investment in Pro-poor Environmental Services
        • Phase 2: 2009 – 2011 - National policy-making and institutional support
    14. RUPES CSS Site: Kalahan
      • Ikalahan Ancestral Domain (IAD)
      • Indigenous people (IP): Ikalahan and Kalanguya
      • 58,000 ha (including 14,000 forest reserve)
      • Kalahan Educational Foundation (KEF)
      www.worldagroforestrycentre.org/Sea/Networks/RUPES/
    15. Potentials
      • Area identified for forest carbon
      • development: 900 has
        • Rehabilitation of denuded/degraded lands
        • 8 barangays in 2 municipalities
      • Strategy for carbon development:
        • Agroforestation:
          • Forest-tree plantation
          • Agroforestry farm development
    16. Potentials
      • Approach for carbon development: community-based
        • DIRECT IMPLEMENTERS
          • Ikalahan and Kalanguya parcel/lot owners
      • Project Management:
        • PROPONENT: KEF
          • Project Design
          • Project Field Implementation
          • Community organizing/Advocacy
          • Capacity-building
    17. Role of ICRAF Philippines
      • Prepared Project Identification Notes (PIN) for the potential CSS
        • Carbon baseline of grasslands
        • Potential C sequestration of 900 has
      • PDD preparation and CDM Registration
        • RUPES – Technical/financial assistance
        • Mitsubishi UFJ Securities - Consultancy services for PDD and UNFCCC registration
    18. Estimated net cumulative CO 2 -e removals
    19. 900 has area : total CO2/20 years Total estimated reductions over 10 years (2008- 2016) (tones of CO 2 e) 36,267 Total estimated reductions over 20 years (2008-June 2026) (tones of CO 2 e) 89,776 Total no. of crediting years 20 Annual average over the crediting period of estimated reductions (tones of CO 2 e/yr) 4,489
    20. The Challenges: Can KEF do it?
      • Areas of concern for actualization
        • PDD preparation ( mapping, land-owner agreement, land mgt scheme strategy, field operational arrangement)
        • Actual field implementation - technical and financial capacity
        • Project Maintenance and Carbon
        • Monitoring - technical capacity
    21. Yes they Can!
      • Kalahan has a great potential for carbon development
      • With IFAD through RUPES’ financial and technical assistance, KEF have the potential to comply the requirements to meet carbon markets.
        • Case site study assessment result indicate that support from RUPES project is very important.
    22. Therefore,
      • IAD – wide forested areas for conservation and protection for important ES
      • IAD potential to enter the REDD
    23. Have a good day! Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. Lao Tzu Raquel Lopez [email_address] Emma P. Abasolo, [email_address]
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