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The workshop will delve into the key criteria that Verification Bodies (VVBs) consider essential for a high-quality Project Design Document (PDD), particularly in the forestry sectors.
Indonesia has been at the forefront of global efforts to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, commonly referred to as REDD+. Since submitting its first Forest Reference Emission Level (FREL) in 2016, the country has made significant strides in combating deforestation and forest degradation. Key milestones include the submission of its first REDD+ results in 2018 and the development of a National Strategy and Safeguard Information Summary in 2019, which led to results-based payments for reducing approximately 20 million tons of CO2 emissions.
At the heart of any forest carbon project lies the Project Design Document (PDD), a critical blueprint that details the project’s objectives, methodologies, and anticipated outcomes. The quality of a PDD is vital, as it serves as the foundation for validation and verification by bodies (VVBs). A meticulously prepared PDD not only ensures compliance with established standards but also bolsters the project’s credibility and appeal to investors and stakeholders.
18th September, 09:00 – 12:00 WIB
We-work Noble House Kuningan. Meeting room 29D, access via Floor 30.
Please note, this is an in-person only event and will be conducted in English.
This workshop is intended for private sector Project Developers based in Indonesia, government officials, NGOs, and CSOs who are interested in participating in the carbon market or represent local communities with an interest in the Indonesian Carbon Market.
As space is limited, please register your interest today and we will get back to you on shortly to confirm.