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Carbon BenefitsModeling, Measurement and
Monitoring~Financial and Benefits~
Brent SimpsonMichigan State University
Project LaunchNairobi, Kenya, May 11-14,
2009
Financial Benefits – carbon financial profile
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Time (50 yrs;1 yr intervals)
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Total Carbon
Neem
Karite
Jatropha
Ag Impact
Financial Benefits – value-chain framework
Financial Benefits – filling the ‘gap’
Undiscounted annual net benefits of Rain-fed Olive, Almond and Fig Tree Intensification & Rehabilitation
-500,000.00
-400,000.00
-300,000.00
-200,000.00
-100,000.00
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200,000.00
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Total Carbon
Neem
Karite
Jatropha
Carbon payments can fill the ‘gap’ until other income streams come on-line
Income from secondary products ensures protection of carbon sequestered
Financial Benefits – the role of carbon income
Financial Benefits – modeling environment
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Community Engagement Methodology
Carbon Accounting Tools
Small-Holder Financial Analysis Tool
Carbon Financial Markets (PIN, PDD)
Carbon Offset Revenues
Agroforestry Best Practices Support
Financial Benefits – tool integration
Financial Benefits -- deliverables
• Household/community financial analysis tool set
• Manual for extension/program staff in using tool set