水資源の持続可能な利用と保護のためのアグロフォレストリー炭素農法
Agroforestry carbon-farming for the sustainable use and protection of water resources (原題)
Mayte Molina-Camacho, Gerry LAWSON, Sonja Kay, Manuel Bertumeu, Robert Borek, Holger Pabst
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日本語
本ブリーフィングは、EUの炭素除去認証枠組み（CRCF）とEU持続可能タクソノミーに沿ったアグロフォレストリー炭素農法プロジェクトの実施方法を検討する。樹木の導入による土壌水分浸透の向上や蒸発抑制などの利点を説明し、シルボパストラルとシルボアラブルの2つのモデルの水動態の違いを比較する。さらに、水管理計画の策定を通じて「水資源コベネフィット承認」を取得する方法を提示する。
English
This briefing explores how agroforestry carbon farming projects can align with the EU Carbon Removals Certification Framework (CRCF) and EU Sustainable Taxonomy, focusing on sustainable water use and protection. It highlights the benefits of integrating trees into agricultural landscapes, such as improved soil water infiltration and reduced evaporation, and compares water dynamics in silvopastoral and silvoarable systems. The briefing outlines how projects can achieve a 'Water Resources Co-benefit Endorsement' by implementing a robust Water Management Plan.
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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、農地への樹木導入による炭素貯留と水資源保全の両立は、農業政策や地域環境保全の観点から関心が高まる可能性がある。ただし、EUのCRCFやタクソノミーは日本に直接適用されないため、日本の制度設計への示唆として参考にできる。
In the global GX context
This briefing contributes to the global discourse on carbon farming and sustainable land management, particularly within the EU policy framework. It provides insights into how carbon removal projects can integrate water resource protection, which is relevant for international standards and certification schemes.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a framework for assessing co-benefits of agroforestry carbon projects, useful for research on carbon farming and water management.
🏢実務担当者:Offers guidance for agroforestry project developers on aligning with EU certification and taxonomy, including water management planning.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights how carbon farming policies can incorporate water resource protection, relevant for designing integrated land-use policies.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Policy Briefing 64-v2 has updated the formatting, summary and title of v1, but the text is unchanged. It continues to explore how operators of agroforestry carbon farming projects can align with the EU's Carbon Removals Certification Framework (CRCF) and EU Sustainable Taxonomy in the area of sustainable use and protectin of water resources. Integrating trees into agricultural landscapes enhances soil water infiltration, reduces surface runoff, and improves moisture retention. While tree canopies lower soil evaporation by providing shade, their transpiration can impact local water tables. Maintaining an intermediate tree density is often optimal for balancing groundwater recharge and vegetation productivity. The Briefing highlights distinct water dynamics in two primary agroforestry models. Silvopastoral systems (integrating trees and livestock) utilize shade to reduce animal thermal stress while improving soil structure and extending grazing seasons. Conversely, silvoarable systems (trees and crops) may face water competition, yet they ultimately achieve higher overall resource-use efficiency and offer essential windbreak protection. The Briefing outlines how EU carbon-farming projects can achieve a "Water Resources Co-benefit Endorsement" on top of their certified carbon credits by implementing a robust Water Management Plan involving catchment or sub-catchment mapping, water balance analysis, risk assessments, and targeted mitigation measures to protect both surface and groundwater bodies.
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