Carbon Pricing for Land Use, Agriculture and Forestry
Agriculture, land use and forestry are challenging sectors to include in a carbon pricing regime – in terms of data availability, the number and size of emission sources and liable entities, capacities for effective enforcement, and others. At the same time, the sector accounts for the bulk of emissions in numerous countries. What are the options to bring agriculture, land use and forestry into a carbon pricing regime, and what can be learned from existing experiences?
Agriculture, land use and forestry are challenging sectors to include in a carbon pricing regime – in terms of data availability, the number and size of emission sources and liable entities, capacities for effective enforcement, and others. At the same time, the sector accounts for the bulk of emissions in numerous countries. What are the options to bring agriculture, land use and forestry into a carbon pricing regime, and what can be learned from existing experiences?
Presenter for this webinar was Suzi Kerr from the Environmental Defense Fund. Discussants were Susana Vélez Haller from Verra and Charlotte Streck from Climate Focus.
The event forms part of the ETS for Policy Practitioners webinar series hosted by ICAP with support from the European Commission.
- Carbon Pricing for Land Use, Agriculture and Forestry
- Greenhouse Gas Pricing for Land Use, Agriculture and Forestry