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”Well-organized and properly valued carbon credit markets can provide the incentive farmers need to invest.

Ricard GODIAFarmer and president of ASOPROVAC (SPAIN)

”As the project coordinator for Germany, I lead the execution of the German carbon strategy within the LIFE project, overseeing stakeholder collaboration to empower farmers in reducing carbon footprints and enhancing carbon storage.
Through my extensive experience, I've been instrumental in actively contributing to the project's endeavors aimed at achieving a 15% reduction in farm carbon footprints by the year 2027. This concerted effort aims to establish a comprehensive and standardized framework for sustainable farming practices at the European level.
Experienced environmental scientist specialized in agriculture and greenhouse gas emissions, serving as a Lead Author for the IPCC's 'Agriculture' chapter and contributing to the 6thAssessment Report. Led expert panels on greenhouse gas inventories and nitrogen management, fostering international collaborations with UNECE and FAO. Focused on promoting sustainable agricultural practices and conducting environmental impact assessments. Holds a Doctorate in Environmental Science and a Professorship.

Barbara AMONScientist, Executive Board Representative for Research, Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy e.V. Potsdam (GERMANY)

”We carry out the farm’s environmental assessment using CAP’2ER and then work with the farmer to identify the most relevant action levers to implement in order to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. LIFE Carbon Farming enables us to compare our experience in France with that of our European neighbours while also involving farmers, which is a very enriching experience.

Etienne GOUMANDCarbon consultant at Seenovia