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Standard Assessment of Agricultural Mitigation Potential and Livelihoods

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Continent: Asia

Reducing Global Warming Potential through Sustainable Intensification of Basmati Rice-Wheat Systems in India

Author: Tek B Sapkota, Vivek Shankar, Munmun Rai, Mangi L Jat, Clare M Stirling, Love K. Singh, Hanuman S Jat, and Mohinder S Grewal
Publication: Sustainability
Year: 2017

Guidance for national- and activity-level reporting of greenhouse gas emissions and mitigation in the livestock sector

As countries begin to implement the Paris Agreement, many need to improve systems to track mitigation in the livestock sector. In their Intended Nationally Determined …read more

Emissions from smallholder farming may be significant; mitigation recommendations

Report examines emissions from smallholder farming and if smallholder farming should contribute to climate change mitigation. As countries plan and begin implementation of Nationally Determined …read more

CCAFS-MOT – a tool for farmers, extension services and policy-advisors to identify mitigation options for agriculture

Author: Diana Feliciano, Dali Rani Nayak, Sylvia H. Vetter, and Jon Hillier
Publication: Agriculture Systems
Year: 2017

Reliable and affordable methods for measurement of greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture now available

Book meets demand for advances in how to collect data on greenhouse gas sources and sinks from smalholder agriculture. As countries shift from mitigation commitments …read more

Study finds that some tropical grasses provide nutritious animal feed and improved nitrogen use efficiency

Increasing land area under grasses that inhibit nitrification will improve farm productivity and decrease nitrous oxide emissions, among other benefits. Emissions of nitrous oxide, a potent …read more

How does burning of rice straw affect CH4 and N2O emissions? A comparative experiment of different on-field straw management practices

Author: Romasanta RR, Sander BO, Gaihre YK, Alberto MC, Gummert M, Quilty J, Sandro J, Correa Jr T, Wassmann R
Publication: Agriculture, Ecosystems, & Environment
Year: 2017

Greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural food production to supply Indian diets: Implications for climate change mitigation

Author: Vetter SH, Sapkota TB, Hillier J, Stirling CM, Macdiarmid JI, Aleksandrowicz L, Green R, Joy EJM, Dangour PD, Smith P
Publication: Agriculture, Ecosystems, & Environment
Year: 2017

Mitigation co-benefits of increased water and nutrient efficiency in irrigated rice in Bangladesh

In Bangladesh, agricultural development practices that increased water and nutrient efficiency in irrigated rice contributed to increased yields, climate resilience and greenhouse gas mitigation. Irrigated …read more

Improving reporting for agricultural emission reductions in the livestock sector

Innovations for improved reporting of mitigation in the livestock sector demonstrate progress towards national climate commitments. To help track progress on countries’ mitigation pledges for …read more

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SAMPLES
  • Home
  • About
    ▼
    • Building Capacity
    • Funding Partners
  • Emissions Data
    ▼
    • About the SAMPLES database
    • Global N2O Dashboard
  • Measurement Methods
    ▼
    • Introduction to the SAMPLES approach
    • Targeting measurements
    • Land use and land cover change
    • Soil emissions
    • Enteric methane emissions from livestock
    • Tree biomass carbon
    • Soil carbon
    • Yield estimation
    • Scaling point measurements to farms and landscapes
    • Trade-off analysis
  • Tools
  • Publications & Media
  • MRV Platform
    ▼
    • About the MRV Platform
    • Knowledge Portal
    • MRV in Practice
    • Resource Library
    • Case Studies
    • Cattle Methane Calculator
  • Contact