Funding Climate-friendly Soil Management – Land use competition

Publication: Fact Sheet
Citation: Siemons, Anne et al. 2022: Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues. Land use competition. Factsheet. German Environment Agency: Dessau-Roßlau.

Siemons, Anne et al. 2022: Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues. Land use competition. Factsheet. German Environment Agency: Dessau-Roßlau.

Carbon Removals and Emissions Reductions from Climate-friendly Soil Management

Defining key terms

Year 2024

Presentation:Speech

Hugh McDonald presented preliminary findings from the final report "Funding climate friendly soil management: Appropriate policy instruments and limits of market-based approaches" to an audience of more than 100 staff from the German Environment Agency.

Nature-based Solutions for Climate Protection

28 May 2024
Hugh McDonald

Publication:Fact Sheet

Siemons, Anne et al. 2022: Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues. Preventing double counting. Factsheet. German Environment Agency: Dessau-Roßlau.

Funding Climate-friendly Soil Management – Preventing double counting

Year 2022

Publication:Fact Sheet

1st page of the facht sheet "Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues. Ex ante vs. ex post crediting 1"

McDonald, Hugh et al. 2022: Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues. Ex ante vs. ex post crediting. Factsheet. German Environment Agency: Dessau-Roßlau.

Funding Climate-friendly Soil Management – Ex ante vs. ex post crediting

Year 2022

Publication:Fact Sheet

1st page of the fact sheet "Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues Impacts on soil health"

Niether, Wiebke et al. 2022: Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues. Impacts on soil health. Factsheet. German Environment Agency: Dessau-Roßlau.

Funding Climate-friendly Soil Management – Impacts on soil health

Year 2022

Publication:Fact Sheet

1st page of the fact sheet "Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues. Jurisdictional vs. project-based approaches"

Siemons, Anne et al. 2022: Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues. Jurisdictional vs. project-based approaches. Factsheet. German Environment Agency: Dessau-Roßlau.

Funding Climate-friendly Soil Management – Jurisdictional vs. project-based approaches

Year 2022

Publication:Fact Sheet

1st page of the UBA fact sheet "Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues Carbon leakage"

Siemons, Anne et al. 2022: Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues. Carbon leakage. Factsheet. German Environment Agency: Dessau-Roßlau.

Funding Climate-friendly Soil Management – Carbon leakage

Year 2022

Publication:Fact Sheet

1st page of the UBA fact sheet "Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues Addressing non-permanence"

Siemons, Anne et al. 2022: Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues. Addressing non-permanence. Factsheet. German Environment Agency: Dessau-Roßlau.

Funding Climate-friendly Soil Management – Addressing non-permanence

Year 2022

Publication:Fact Sheet

1st page of the UBA factsheet "Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues Ownership, tenure, and other land rights: The link to climate-friendly land use"

Bodle, Ralph and Hugh McDonald 2022: Funding climate-friendly soil management – key issues. Ownership, tenure, and other land rights: The link to climate-friendly land use. Factsheet. German Environment Agency: Dessau-Roßlau.

Funding Climate-friendly Soil Management – Ownership, tenure, and other land rights: The link to climate-friendly land use

Year 2022

Languages: German

English
Authorship: Hugh McDonald

Anne Siemons (Oeko-Institut)

Victoria Liste (Oeko-Institut)
Funding: German Environment Agency (UBA), Germany
Published by: German Environment Agency (UBA), Germany
Year: 2022
Dimension: 5 pp.
Project: Nature-based Solutions for Climate Protection
Project ID: 50061
Keywords: Agriculture

Climate