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How can smallholder farmers benefit from carbon finance while maintaining food security? This new brief highlights the untapped potential of fruit trees—such as mango and avocado—in carbon sequestration. 💡Key insights: ✅ Fruit trees play a significant role in on-farm carbon storage, yet their potential remains underutilized. ✅ New allometric equations provide a simple way for farmers to estimate carbon in their trees, helping them negotiate fair carbon payments. ✅ By integrating fruit trees into carbon projects, we can scale up agroforestry while safeguarding food security and livelihoods. 🌱 With the right tools, farmers can benefit from carbon markets without compromising their land or food production. 📖 Read/download a copy: https://lnkd.in/dV63-enh Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) | Catherine Muthuri | Shem Kuyah | Caroline Njoki | Denis Wakaba |

Darío Felipe Jiménez Narváez

Ing. Forestal | Economía ambiental | Servicios Ecosistémicos | SbN | Microeconomía | Políticas Públicas

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Thuan Sarzynski

Student (University of Guadalajara)

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Lovely, are there more alllometric equation for other places and species available?

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Nur Haron Parao

Forest Protection Associate

1mo

Any study on what fruit trees in PH is good for carbon sequestration?

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Negese Kenenisa

PFM cootdinator at REDD+ investment programme

1mo

Useful tips

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Darío Felipe Jiménez Narváez

Ing. Forestal | Economía ambiental | Servicios Ecosistémicos | SbN | Microeconomía | Políticas Públicas

2mo

Does farmer will get some thing or all will be gone to middle man.

Moshfequel Alam Talukder

Project Manager, NICE Project | SAF Bangladesh I Transforming Agrifood Systems | Urban Nutrition Governance | Linking Safe & Nutritious Food Supply to City Demand | Building Networks Among Local Government Departments

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