1. Asia Pacific Carbon Week: Agriculture Workshop 13 Dec 2017

2. Who is Peterson Founded in 1920 – Holland
MISSION to adapt the design, delivery, and measurement of agriculture and environmental ecosystems
VISION to collaborate with business, investors, governments, foundations, NGOs, communities, farmers, and consumers; prioritizing the Sustainable Development Goals to generate sustainable social, environmental, and economic returns.

3. Meet the Asia Team
Meet the ASIA Team

4. Peterson Platforms Rice Forests Aquaculture SME Food Safety
SRP is public good
Evidence based – the science speaks volumes
Private sector must embrace systemic approach to adapted land use and water management
SRP must scale to have impact
Smallholders are not just producers but also consumers – we must think about millennial and how to engage them
Certification is not the impetus for impact

5. Sustainable Rice Platform (SRP)
SRP is public good
Evidence based – the science speaks volumes
Private sector must embrace systemic approach to adapted land use and water management
SRP must scale to have impact
Smallholders are not just producers but also consumers – we must think about millennial and how to engage them
Certification is not the impetus for impact

6. Our Position SRP is public good
Evidence based – the science speaks volumes
Private sector must embrace systemic approach to adapted land use and water management
SRP must scale to have impact
Smallholders are not just producers but also consumers – we must think about millennial and how to engage them
Certification is not the impetus for impact

7. Our experience The MAP SRP is public good
Evidence based – the science speaks volumes
Systemic approach to adapted land use (with forestry)
Systemic approach to efficient water management
SRP must scale to have impact

8. Potential GHG Reduction % NDC by 2030 (Mil Ton CO2) during 2020 - 2030
Carbon Landscape
Country
NDC (MT CO2)
Potential GHG Reduction
(ton CO2 / ha / year)
% NDC by 2030 (Mil Ton CO2) during
Cultivation Area
(ha in millions)
Indonesia
7,845.95 2 3%
12.5
Philippines
1,604.75 5%
4.5
Vietnam
504.6
4.8
10%
1.3
Cultivation area notes (total rice area per country)
Indonesia: 13,797,310 hectares
Philippines: 4,739,670 hectares
Viet Nam: 7,816,480 hectares
Sources: Indonesia INDC, Philippine Climate Change Commission, Vietnam INDC, FAO-EXACT TOOL (GHG Estimate for Indonesia and Philippines, Vietnam Agriculture Action Plan

9. CEADIR
COUNTRY
Investment Capital Needed to Meet % of NDC
(in million USD)
GDP
Investment Capital / GDP
Indonesia
$175
861,930
2.036%
Philippines
$32
292,450
0.011%
Vietnam
$125
193,600
0.064%

10. Digital Rice Innovation: STICKY (Rice Hub)
Reference: Accenture blockchain model

11. Collaboration and SDG #17

12. Collaboration: TRIODOS
Triodos Bank is one of the world's leading sustainable banks. The mission is to make money work for positive social, environmental and cultural change. Dark Green Investment …..

13. Collaboration: USAID Green Invest Asia
Increasing responsible investing in agriculture, forestry and other land uses to reduce deforestation. USAID Green Invest Asia is designed to mobilize the power of the private sector and international markets to reduce commodity-driven deforestation and high-emissions agriculture practices across Southeast Asia. Mission to deploy $400 Million USD of new investments into sustainable landscapes

15. Rachel Zedeck Director Climate Smart Agriculture and Impact Investment