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A Conceptual Framework and its Applications for Addresssing Leakage in Avoided Deforestation Projects

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A conceptual framework is proposed for the identification and analysis of leakage potentially generated by a project. Using a decision tree approach, the process of identifying potential sources of leakage is demonstrated for avoided deforestation projects. If the main elements determining a baseline are properly identified and understood, in particular the ‘baseline agents’, a combination of the decision tree approach and apportioning responsibility, can assist in the minimization, quantification and monitoring of possible leakage. Authors: L. Aukland, P. Moura-Costa, and S. Brown; Year: 2002

CREATION DATE February 1, 2008
LAST MODIFIED February 1, 2008
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KEYWORDS REDD Technical and Methodological Issues
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