Carbon Project Development Smallholder Rubber
Background
Monoculture rubber systems in Indonesia are threatened by unsustainable use and the conversion to palm oil plantations, causing further deforestation in the country. Ksapa, an environmental consultancy company, wanted to develop a carbon project with 1000-5000 smallholders focusing on the sustainable production of rubber and enhancing farmer incomes. The carbon project aimed to enhance the carbon stocks, as well as the production system with agroforestry techniques using soil enhancement solutions and intercropping with other tree cash crops, such as coffee and cocoa. UNIQUE developed the carbon project for Ksapa including the project design and validation, as well as monitoring and verification support.
Our contribution
- Developing a carbon project from scoping, through feasibility to implementation phase
- Setting up a carbon project using new innovative agroforestry techniques focusing on forested areas
- Scaling up and training of 1000-5000 farmers in agroforestry-carbon techniques
- Project Design Document development and guidance of project through validation and verification
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