This explains the methodology and assumptions we used to quantify our global LMT scaling scenarios and to present the resulting model inputs that we used in simulation experiments.

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We interviewed around 100 stakeholders in 13 countries to learn more about how the LMTs we studied affect the environment, and how exposed they are to the effects of climate change. Here’s what we found.

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This report lays out a number of reasonable scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices we study being adopted at scale in fourteen different countries. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in each country in each scenario. We think this could be useful for policy-makers, land-managers, and business owners interested in carbon trading.

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This document lays out a number of reasonable scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices we developed in our German case study being adopted at scale in Germany. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for German policy-makers, land-managers, and business owners interested in carbon trading.

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Here’s a range of reasonable scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices we decided on for the Netherlands being adopted at scale in that country. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for Dutch policy-makers, land-managers, and business owners interested in carbon trading.

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And here’s a few plausible scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices we chose for Portugal being adopted at scale. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for Portuguese policy-makers, land-managers, and business owners interested in carbon trading.

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Next up is Spain. This document spells out range of reasonable scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices we think are best suited for Spain being adopted at scale. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for Spanish policy-makers, land-managers, and business owners interested in carbon trading.

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Here we go into detail about the scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices we think are best suited for Switzerland being widely adopted. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for Swiss policy-makers, land-managers, and business owners interested in carbon trading.

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And here we have a range of potential scenarios that could lead to our Sweden portfolio of land-use practices being adopted at scale. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for Sweden’s policy-makers, land-managers, and business owners interested in carbon trading.

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Next: Burkina Faso! Here’s a range of reasonable scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices carefully chosen for that country being adopted at scale. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for Burkina Faso’s policy-makers, land-managers, and business owners interested in carbon trading.

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And here you can read a range of plausible scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices we think are best for Kenya being adopted at scale. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for Kenyan policy-makers, land-managers, and business owners interested in carbon trading.

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Here we go into a great deal of detail about the range of scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices we think are best for Indonesia being adopted at scale. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for Indonesian policy-makers, land-managers, and business owners interested in carbon trading.

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And here we have a document covering some reasonable scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices we think are best for Nepal being adopted at scale. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for policy-makers, land-managers, and business owners based in Nepal interested in carbon trading.

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This document covers some reasonable scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices chosen for our Vietnam case study becoming widely adopted. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for Vietnamese policy-makers, farmers and other land-managers.

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This document goes into detail about the kinds of reasonable scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices we think would work best in Canada becoming widely adopted. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for Canadian policy-makers, farmers, land-managers, and businesses interested in carbon markets.

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This report spells out a few reasonable scenarios that could lead to the land-use practices best suited to Venezuela becoming widely adopted. We’re using these scenarios to develop reliable estimates of how much extra carbon would be stored in in each scenario. We think this could be useful for Venezuela’s policy-makers, farmers, land-managers, and businesses interested in carbon markets.

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You might be wondering how we decided on the different scenarios listed in the documents above — in which our portfolio of land-use practices gets widely adopted in each of the countries we focus on. This document briefly outlines how we went about doing this.

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This document sets out some possible policies that could potentially make it easier to adopt the various LMTs we’ve been studying. It lists some possible benefits of each policy, as well potential drawbacks and barriers to implementation. It also gives examples of where these policies have been applied.

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This document describes the case studies and puts them into the context of the LANDMARC project (contributions to key research objectives). This document also includes leaflets of each case study, that will be used as basic material for engagement with stakeholders in relation to the LANDMARC research activities.

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