LULC Stratification Scheme - GFOI

Spatial + Temporal Scope

LULC Stratification Scheme

Approaches, Methods + Tiers

Forest Definition

REDD+ Activities

Carbon Pools

MGD Sections

Actions

Design a stratification scheme to allow distinction of managed and unmanaged forest lands. Related Links REDDcompass_PDD_IPCCPrinciplesREDDConcepts REDDcompass_PDD_NFMS REDDcompass_PDD_FREL Related Concepts Forest Policy + Governance AFOLU GHG Inventory Reporting REDD+ Reporting Reference Emission Levels Related Resources/Tools FCPF Module 1.1 UNFCCC context and requirements and introduction to IPCC guidelines Please sign in to add a MRV Profile Detail
Further stratify forest land based on type or extent of human activities or type of forest to improve the quality of estimates of emissions and removals (i.e. by ecosystem type, climate, elevation, disturbance history, and/or management practice). Related Links REDDcompass_PDD_IPCCPrinciplesREDDConcepts REDDcompass_PDD_NFMS REDDcompass_PDD_FREL Related Concepts Forest Policy + Governance Remote Sensing Observations Ground Based Observations AFOLU GHG Inventory Reporting REDD+ Reporting Reference Emission Levels Related Resources/Tools FCPF Module 1.3 Assessing and analysing drivers of deforestation and forest degradation FCPF Module 1.2 Framework for building national forest monitoring systems for REDD+ Please sign in to add a MRV Profile Detail
Document a land use, land cover stratification scheme that (at a minimum) allows reporting against the IPCC land categories and activities defined in the national REDD+ strategy of action plan. Related Links Related Concepts Forest Policy + Governance Processes Record Keeping Remote Sensing Observations Ground Based Observations Reference Emission Levels AFOLU GHG Inventory Reporting REDD+ Reporting Related Resources/Tools FCPF Module 3.3 Guidance on reporting REDD+ performance using IPCC Guidelines and Guidance Please sign in to add a MRV Profile Detail

Integrating remote-sensing and ground-based observations for estimation of emissions and removals of greenhouse gases in forests: Methods and Guidance from the Global Forest Observations Initiative

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