This document summarizes a presentation on evaluating land management practices under fertilizer subsidies or carbon sequestration compensation in Kenya. The presentation addresses research questions on the best ways to organize input support systems, the role of subsidies and integrated soil fertility management, and whether carbon sequestration markets could provide additional revenue streams. Key points discussed include requirements for agricultural carbon markets such as verifiability, additionality, and permanence. Indicative findings show impacts of sustainable land management practices on yields and revenues as well as net present values of integrated soil and landscape management practices. The presentation concludes by discussing the role carbon revenues could play in supporting integrated soil fertility management and addresses future research directions.
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