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AFOLU Sector

According to IPCC reports, the AFOLU sector generates approximately 20% of GHG emissions. Therefore, it is essential to implement mitigation activities in this sector, considering climate change adaptation measures. GHG emission reduction/removal activities in the AFOLU sector generate actions that favor the improvement of the quality of life of the communities, habitat management and its consequent impact on biodiversity.

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Natural Continental Wetlands

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This consultation document will be available for 30 days from March 13, 2024.

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ARR Activities

Methodological Document

The document was open for public comment from 10 December 2019 until 10 January 2020.

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Guidelines for the selection of equations, parameters and data to calculate GHG removals from forestry activities (Document in spanish)

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High Mountain Ecosystems

Methodological Document

The document was open for public comment from 10 December 2019 until 10 January 2020.

Public Consultation Document HME
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REDD+ Projects

Methodological Document

The document was open for public comment from 3 February 2020 until 3 march 2020.

Public Consultation Documents REDD+
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Continental Wetlands

Methodological Document

The document was open for public comment from 20 September 2021 until 8 October 2021.

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Coastal Ecosystems

Methodological Document

This CDM methodology applies to afforestation and reforestation (A/R) project activities implemented in degraded mangrove habitats.

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Natural Savannas

Methodological Document

This document was open for public comment from 13 September 2022 until 13 de October 2022.

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