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    • What types of restoration are covered in this guide?
    • Why restore forests and landscapes?
    • Why is it important to monitor restoration?
  • How to Monitor Restoration
    • What are the essential steps for effective monitoring?
    • How does scale factor into restoration monitoring?
    • Where can I find more information on restoration monitoring?
  • About this Guide
    • What are the objectives of this guide?
    • Who is this guide for?
    • How were tools selected for inclusion in the ToolFinder?
    • Why does the Restoration Monitoring Tools Guide include carbon accounting guidance and methodologies?
    • How were carbon monitoring guidance and methodologies selected for inclusion in the ToolFinder?
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VM0045 Methodology for Improved Forest Management Using Dynamic Matched Baselines from National Forest Inventories, v1.1

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Verra – Verified Carbon Standard (VCS)

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Active since March 2024

Description

This methodology quantifies the GHG emission reductions and sequestration resulting from the adoption of one or more new IFM activities in areas that are defined as forests. IFM activities that enhance sequestration can apply this methodology, which means that it could apply to restoration activities. Projects following this methodology can generate carbon credits under the VCS based on the volume of GHG emissions sequestered and avoided by IFM activities compared to the baseline of emissions set by national forest inventories.

Application

Projects anywhere in the world focused on improved forest management (IFM) that are interested in generating carbon credits through VCS and are using baselines created from national forest inventories.

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VM0047 Methodology for Afforestation, Reforestation, and Revegetation, v1.0

Provider

Verra – Verified Carbon Standard (VCS)

Availability

Active since September 2023

Description

This methodology measures the removals of GHGs from the atmosphere due to afforestation,

reforestation, and revegetation project activities. The methodology is applicable to

afforestation, reforestation, and revegetation activities as long as those activities do not involve

significant offsite removal or burning of pre-existing dead wood, take place in wetlands, or take

place on organic soils or wetlands and result in an intentional manipulation of the water table.

Projects following this methodology can generate carbon credits under the VCS based on the

volume of GHG emissions removed.

Application

Projects anywhere in the world engaged in afforestation, reforestation and revegetation that are interested in generating carbon credits through VCS

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  • Introduction
    • What types of restoration are covered in this guide?
    • Why restore forests and landscapes?
    • Why is it important to monitor restoration?
  • How to Monitor Restoration
    • What are the essential steps for effective monitoring?
    • How does scale factor into restoration monitoring?
    • Where can I find more information on restoration monitoring?
  • About this Guide
    • What are the objectives of this guide?
    • Who is this guide for?
    • How were tools selected for inclusion in the ToolFinder?
    • Why does the Restoration Monitoring Tools Guide include carbon accounting guidance and methodologies?
    • How were carbon monitoring guidance and methodologies selected for inclusion in the ToolFinder?
    • How do I use the ToolFinder?
    • Contributors
    • Authors and acknowledgements
    • View All Tools
  • Case Studies