(26-27 March 2014)
The Agriculture, Forestry and Land Use (AFOLU) workshop was held in Santiago, Chile. Participants from four MAPS countries (Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Peru) and from Argentina attended the workshop.
The AFOLU Lab was a follow-up of the AgriLab (2012) and LULUCF Lab (2012) and instead of discussing modelling approaches to the sector, the country teams presented and reviewed the results of the different assessments of agriculture and forestry baselines, mitigation actions and process experiences.
The objective of the workshop was to share experiences, (methodological, procedural and process related) between country teams, and provide means to increase quality, robustness and ambition of results of projections and information for decision making in the agriculture and forestry sectors. This would assist teams in the next phases of the MAPS process.
Lab Outputs
Agroicone Biofuels vision 2050 (summary)
Mitigation in the Agriculture Sector: Process issues (paper)
Mitigation in the Agriculture Sector: Process issues (presentation)
Presentations (Spanish)
Agriculture results, Chile Rodrigo Palma
Forestry results, Chile Rodrigo Palma
Agroforestry results, Colombia Cesar Cortes
Agriculture results, Peru Carlos Gomez
Forestry results, Peru Luis Limachi
Comparative discussion of mitigation actions Hernan Carlino
Biofuels technology, 2050 Marcelo Moreira
New technology ad innovations in the agriculture sector Herna Carlino
Thinking out-of-the-box Paulina Aidunce
Assessment of LULUCF mitigation action co-benefits Jorge Morales
Assessment of mitigation action co-benefits Erika Amaya
Process issues Hernan Carlino
AFOLU and macro-models Angel Guillen
Integration of sectoral baselines Carlos Benavides
Increasing the likelihood of mitigation action implementation Luis Limachi