Carbon farming in rice fields: barriers, incentives and design criteria for voluntary carbon credit schemes in the Ebro Delta.
水田におけるカーボンファーミング：エブロデルタの自主的炭素クレジット制度における障壁、インセンティブ、設計基準 (AI 翻訳)
Natàlia Carmona Verdura, Carles Ibañez Martí, Elisabet Roca Bosch
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日本語
水田は湛水によるメタン排出源であり、炭素農法の導入が欧州の気候政策で注目されている。本研究はスペイン・エブロデルタを事例に、農家調査や利害関係者インタビュー等の混合手法を用いて、地域レベルの炭素クレジット制度の実現可能性と受容性を阻む構造的・制度的・社会経済的障壁を分析し、障壁診断フレームワークと設計モデルを提案する。
English
Rice paddies are a significant methane source, and carbon farming is emerging as a key EU climate policy tool. This thesis analyzes barriers and incentives for implementing carbon farming in Mediterranean rice fields, using the Ebro Delta as a case study. Through a mixed-methods approach (benchmarking, farmer surveys, interviews, workshops), it develops a diagnostic framework and a conceptual design model for a territorial carbon credit scheme replicable in other Mediterranean rice contexts.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では水田メタン削減が重要な課題であり、J-クレジット制度の活用が進む。本論文の障壁分析と設計モデルは、日本の水田炭素クレジット制度の改善や地域適応に示唆を与える。
In the global GX context
This research contributes to the global discourse on agricultural carbon credits and voluntary carbon markets, offering a replicable framework for territorial schemes. It provides insights for policymakers and practitioners designing credible carbon farming initiatives, particularly in Mediterranean and similar rice-growing regions.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a mixed-methods framework for analyzing barriers and design criteria for agricultural carbon credit schemes.
🏢実務担当者:Offers practical insights for designing credible and locally accepted carbon farming projects in rice regions.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights structural and institutional barriers that need addressing to scale up carbon farming under EU climate policy.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Rice fields are a significant source of methane (CH4) due to the anaerobic conditions of continuous flooding, making them both a climate challenge and an opportunity for mitigation. Carbon farming is a set of agricultural management practices aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and/or increasing carbon sequestration. It has emerged as a key instrument within European climate policy. However, the implementation of carbon farming schemes at the territorial level remains difficult due to structural, institutional, and socioeconomic barriers, which limit farmers’ adoption and compromise the credibility of voluntary carbon markets. This thesis analyses the conditions, barriers, and incentives for implementing carbon farming projects in Mediterranean rice fields, using the Ebro Delta (Catalonia, Spain) as a case study. The research applies a mixed-methods approach that combines a global benchmark of existing carbon credit platforms, a survey of rice farmers, semi-structured interviews with key stakeholders, and participatory workshops, to identify what makes a territorial carbon credit scheme viable, credible, and accepted by local actors. The expected outputs include a diagnostic framework of barriers and enabling conditions, and a conceptual design model for a territorial environmental credit platform replicable in other Mediterranean rice contexts.
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