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Maximising Development Outcomes: Strategies for Success

Learn how to achieve optimal development outcomes by implementing prudent methodologies and equitable incentive mechanisms to benefit marginalized communities. Find practical suggestions to bridge gaps between policy, monitoring, and action for sustainable results in developing countries. Explore clustering benefits, spatial resolution, and sustainable practices for enhanced productivity and environmental resilience.

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Maximising Development Outcomes: Strategies for Success

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  1. How to Maximise Development Outcomes • A clear rationale • Understanding of benefits. More C = more productive soils = improved food security (+ adaptive capacity) • Net reduction of GHG emissions is a global public good • A straightforward methodology for MRV • Cost effective and easy to apply in developing countries • Appropriate level of detail • Spatial resolution • Density of observations • Proxies and modelling • Link to international standards • Link to monitoring of development outcomes

  2. How to Maximise Development Outcomes 2 • An equitable incentive mechanism • Benefiting poor smallholders/ forest dwellers / pastoralists • Safeguards to prevent elite capture • Subsidy or market based? • Clustering of benefits? Livelihoods and Ecosystem services?

  3. Some suggestions for JRC? • Combine efforts with other researchers and practitioners • Work to address gaps • Collate data from diverse sources • Work to bridge gaps between MRV, policy and action

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