Indonesia submitted its 1st FREL in January 2016 (FREL–2016) covered emissions from deforestation, forest degradation, and peat decomposition. As part of the FREL–2016 improvement, the next FREL should consider land-use change dynamics and emissions/removal in biomass and soil. This improvement needs to reduce the uncertainty of emission factors (EFs) and activity data (AD) including non-CO2 GHGs and reinforce sink monitoring.
Analysis in this working paper aims to improve and re-run the uncertainty in Indonesia’s FREL–2016 by using Monte Carlo simulation (MCS). This working paper is expected to provide recommendations for Indonesia and other wetland-rich countries to meet their conditional land use emission reduction targets through improving the accuracy in their wetlands GHG accounting.
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Publication year
2024
Authors
Carrillo Negrete, O.I.; Murdiyarso, D.; Bhomia, R.K.
Language
English
Keywords
emissions, climate change, greenhouse gases, land use change, national planning, carbon sinks, data analysis, models
Geographic
Indonesia