炭素クレジットを超えて：ガバナンス・市場パフォーマンス・リスクから見たペルー森林炭素プロジェクトの統合的評価
Beyond Carbon Credits: An Integrated Assessment of Forest Carbon Projects in Peru Through Governance, Market Performance and Risks (原題)
Alfredo Salinas-Castro, Alberto Santillán-Fernández, Renzo Giudice-Granados, Julio Giraldo-Bermúdez, Grober Panduro-Pisco, Pedro Rau
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日本語
ペルーで2010〜2026年に実施された森林炭素プロジェクトを、登録簿記録・制度文書・文献を組み合わせて統合評価した研究。案件はアマゾンのREDD+や植林・アグロフォレストリーに集中し、先住民地域や民間地・森林コンセッションで民間・先住民ガバナンスが主流。自主的炭素市場への参加は活発だが活動は少数の大規模REDD+に偏り、追加性・漏洩・永続性・セーフガード・透明性への懸念が残ると指摘する。
English
An integrated assessment of Peru's forest carbon projects (2010-2026) combining registry records, institutional documents, and literature. The portfolio is concentrated in Amazonian REDD+, restoration, and agroforestry, mostly under private and Indigenous governance. Voluntary market activity is active but highly concentrated in a few large REDD+ projects, with persistent concerns over additionality, leakage, permanence, safeguards, and transparency.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本企業が海外クレジット調達やJCM活用を進める際、森林クレジットの品質・ガバナンス・先住民権利の評価軸として参考になる。SSBJ開示でScope3オフセットの質が問われる局面にも示唆を与える。
In the global GX context
Speaks to global debates on voluntary carbon market integrity under ICVCM/CORSIA and Article 6, and to ISSB/CSRD expectations that companies disclose the quality and governance of carbon credits used in climate claims.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:森林炭素プロジェクトのガバナンスと市場集中度を定量・定性で捉える枠組みの実例として有用。
🏢実務担当者:海外森林クレジット調達時のデューデリジェンス項目（追加性・永続性・先住民同意・透明性）の整理に使える。
🏛政策担当者:炭素市場の透明性・セーフガード・利益配分の制度設計を検討する際の参照事例となる。
📄 Abstract（原文）
Forest carbon projects have become increasingly relevant for climate mitigation, yet integrated evidence regarding their territorial distribution, governance arrangements, carbon-market performance, and environmental integrity remains limited in Peru. This study provides an integrated assessment of carbon projects implemented between 2010 and 2026 using a mixed-methods approach that combined carbon-registry records, institutional documentation, supplementary project information, and the scientific literature. The analysis evaluated project scope, geographic distribution, governance structures, land tenure, carbon-credit dynamics, co-benefits, and integrity-related risks. The results indicate that Peru’s carbon project portfolio is strongly concentrated in forest-based mitigation pathways, particularly REDD+, ecological restoration, afforestation, and agroforestry initiatives located in the Amazon region. Most projects are implemented in Indigenous territories, private lands, and forest concessions, while private and Indigenous governance arrangements predominate over collaborative or multi-stakeholder models. Patterns of carbon-credit generation and retirement indicate substantial participation in voluntary carbon markets, although market activity is highly concentrated in a small number of large Amazonian REDD+ projects. Furthermore, projects reported biodiversity conservation, ecological restoration, livelihoods, and capacity-building benefits, while concerns related to additionality, leakage, permanence, safeguard implementation, and market transparency persist. Overall, the findings suggest that the long-term effectiveness and credibility of forest carbon projects depend not only on carbon performance but also on governance quality, environmental integrity, territorial rights, transparency, and equitable benefit-sharing mechanisms.
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