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Suggested references ICAT (Climate Action Transparency Initiative)
(2023). Methodology for agriculture: Assessing the impacts of agricultural policies on greenhouse gas emissions. Bonn:
ICAT; Seattle: Institute
for Greenhouse Gas Management, https://climateactiontransparency.org/resources/agriculture-guide/.
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Acknowledgments
Co-authors:
Olga Lyandres, Institute for Greenhouse Gas Management
Viviana Bequerra, Institute of Agricultural Research (INIA), Chile
Sofia González-Zuñiga, NewClimate Institute
Pablo López Legarreta, NewClimate Institute
Andrea Pickering, New Zealand Centre for Research on Greenhouse Gases in Agriculture
Hazel Tomlin, New Zealand Centre for Research on Greenhouse Gases in Agriculture
Tony VanDerWeerden, AgResearch
The authors of the ICAT Agriculture Methodology would like to thank Luanne Stevens, Alyssa Benchimol, Katherine
Goldman, Molly White, Michael Gillenwater, Matej
Gasparic of the Institute for Greenhouse Gas Management,
and the ICAT Secretariat and Advisory Committee for their overall guidance and comments during the revision process. Special thanks to Sarah Lelo Foba, Leandro
Buendia, Sandro Federici, Libassa Ba, Machtelt Udenes, Mirella Salvatore, Beatriz Sanchez Jimenez and Paolo
Prosperi for their insightful and useful feedback.
The authors of the ICAT Methodology for Agriculture
would like to thank Professor Stephen Ogle and the
University of Colorado for developing and providing the hypothetical activity data
used to illustrate the assessment methodology in this guide. The authors would also like to thank Grupo Ecológico Sierra Gorda and the
Fiji Climate Change Unit for providing the assessment data and review of the case studies. The revision is based on a guidance document originally developed by Verra and the
Greenhouse Gas Management Institute. Design and layout: Scalegate
ICAT project management is provided by the
United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)
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