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environmental heath. egional policy and research . 10% 1. platform and clearinghouse identifying mitigation impacts of on-farm practices and landscape-level implications. 2. the direct and indirect economic and environmental costs and benefits from agricultural mitigation. 3. Systems for GHG monitoring and accounting at farm and landscape level 4. Validated simulation models that can be used to identify the mitigation potential of different options. CGIAR centers, Global Carbon Project, Terrestrial Carbon Group, Winrock International, Voluntary Carbon Standard, private sector UNFCCC, national planning and AFOLU agencies, international development agencies, carbon market investors 10% reduc emissions from agricultural landscapes and enhanced livelihoods Objective 3 1. institutional arrangements market-based instruments, policies and incentives that can improve access of the poor to mitigation benefits, with empirical Farmers’ organizations, intermediaries and buyers in the carbon market, international and national policy research organisations such as World Bank Biocarbon Fund, Voluntary Carbon Standard, Climate, Community and Biodiversity Alliance, donors Participation by smallholders in project increases by 25% istribution of benefits includes at least 25% of
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