Lera Miles, Climate Change & Biodiversity Programme 1 December 2015 Mitigation through enhancement of forest carbon stocks – How far are countries willing.

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Lera Miles, Climate Change & Biodiversity Programme 1 December 2015 Mitigation through enhancement of forest carbon stocks – How far are countries willing to go?

Forest restoration as a REDD+ activity 1 December 2015 Mitigation through enhancement of forest carbon stocks – How far are countries willing to go?

Potential for wide-scale forest restoration (dark green) 1 November 2015 Mitigation through enhancement of forest carbon stocks – How far are countries willing to go? From Atlas of Forest Restoration Opportunities (WRI / Univ. Maryland / IUCN)

1 December 2015 Mitigation through enhancement of forest carbon stocks – How far are countries willing to go? Estimating mitigation potential from forest restoration in developing countries Restoration potential about 3.8 GtCO2 per year. Estimated using -Widescale restoration potential map -Ecological zones (FAO 2012) -Above & below-ground biomass growth for natural forest in each ecological zone (IPCC 2006)

National analysis required to fine tune by country Potential increased terrestrial biomass carbon National model of opportunity (UN-REDD) * global biophysical model of carbon potential (Smith et al. 2013) Paraguay - potential biomass carbon stock in areas with forest restoration opportunities

National statements on forest-related mitigation Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs). Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs). Bilateral arrangements for REDD+ Carbon Fund proposals Bonn Challenge and Initiative 20x20 commitments on forest landscape restoration (IUCN, no date) The New York Declaration on Forests (national signatories) 1 December 2015 Mitigation through enhancement of forest carbon stocks – How far are countries willing to go?

National statements on forest-related mitigation Map – with flash-up of range of statements consulted 1 December 2015 Mitigation through enhancement of forest carbon stocks – How far are countries willing to go?

National statements on restoration area compared to wide-scale restoration potential 1 December 2015 Mitigation through enhancement of forest carbon stocks – How far are countries willing to go?

Mitigation potential based on this area? 1 December 2015 Mitigation through enhancement of forest carbon stocks – How far are countries willing to go? Regional summary of national statements (area) Regional estimate of widescale mitigation potential (GtCO2 and area) Very, very approximate range ??? to 1.48 GtCO2 per year Max is overestimate for the 36 countries But 47 countries not included

Conclusions Across different fora, developing countries stated an intention to restore, afforest or reforest at least 141 million hectares of land. INDCs often emphasise the need for international financial support to enable forest-related mitigation – conditional commitments A significant opportunity to help narrow the emissions gap and facilitate the global transition to a low-emission pathway, limiting global average T increase to < 2°C in 2100 National-scale planning will be needed to quantify mitigation contribution from restoration commitments Coming next: practical example of Brazil’s restoration plans 1 December 2015 Mitigation through enhancement of forest carbon stocks – How far are countries willing to go?

Thank you! See also: Emissions & adaptation report side event EU Pavilion (blue zone) Friday 4 December 18:30-20:00