NEUTRACA - Carbon footprint of the PROTEGE project and recommandations development for neutralization prospects
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Main goals
The 4th Steering Committee of the PROTEGE project (May 2022) requested that the project carry out an assessment of the contributions of the project to the positive or negative impact factors of carbon emissions by category of activity according to the sectors covered by PROTEGE (agriculture, forestry, fisheries, aquaculture, food systems, wetlands, etc.). The objective is to identify the emission or sequestration of carbon in order to have recommendations for in setting interventions requested by the territories
Specific objectives
SO1. Carry out the project's carbon footprint (travel, impact of equipment installed and activities carried out in the field, etc.)
SO2. The carbon footprint should also include the project's contributions to carbon sequestration (conversion of agricultural land to agroforestry, increase of organic matter levels, diversification in aquaculture, restoration of watersheds, invasive alien species control, etc.)
SO3. Provide recommendations for intervention (with details of the funding required) so that the project can support/strengthen its support for actions contributing to moving towards carbon neutrality of the territories, from analysis of project activities
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Cédric Rabany
Holder of a Master of Science, "Agricultural Engineer and territories development" from the Institut Supérieur d’Agriculture (ISARA Lyon), he brings his expertise in agro-food/agricultural sectors' analysis and development, strengthening of supplychain actors (producers, private/public actors, agro-food industries...), socio-economic analysis of agricultural chains and his great knowledge of companies in these markets
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Doctor of AgroParisTech in environmental sciences, she brings her expertise on the biodiversity component and on the degradation and restoration of forest landscapes. She joined N’Lab de Nitidæ in 2017 to carry out her thesis with the association, UR Forêts & Sociétés and UMR Tétis on the degradation and restoration of Miombo forest landscapes in Mozambique. She is currently conducting studies and technical support (capacity building, technology transfer) on various projects of the association
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PhD in Functional Ecology and Agronomic Sciences (SupAgro, IRD and CIRAD) and specialized in Localized Information Systems for Spatial Planning (AgroParisTech), he is an expert in land use change monitoring using remote sensing, digital soil mapping and spatial modeling applied to forestry, agronomy and landscape ecology. He is the author of numerous international scientific publications.
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