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Action Planning
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Jorge Hilbert, Argentina
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Please include name, organization, and country
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I i h t 8000 ill d ll f l i t 2013
Wisdoms province active participation.
to the market
rules in the market
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Performance problems of cover3d lagoon types of digester
assistance from Germany (five)
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p j p pg biogas to Compressed Natural Gas Quality fuel. Capacity ranges from 0.4 to 8 TPD bioCNG.
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household and small and large power generation projects g p g p j based on cattle manure and industrial wastes
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Almost 200 operating livestock manure digesters
members from government, private industry, universities, and other associations is working on joint activities and other associations is working on joint activities
– General education – Policy/regulatory information
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Commission (DG Agriculture), Ghana, ICCI, SEI, US
The objective of an agriculture initiative under the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) is to share and implement best Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) is to share and implement best practices for minimizing emissions of short‐lived climate pollutants (SLCPs) from agriculture in a manner that is consistent with broader climate change objectives and that also enhances f d i d li lih d food security and livelihoods. 3. Key Deliverables:
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e Awareness raising and participatory activities
The components for addressing black carbon emissions from agricultural burning and addressing methane emissions from the li t k t t d t b b itt d t th CCAC St i livestock sector are expected to be submitted to the CCAC Steering Committee on October 1st for an initial review. Funding approvals will be made at the November 2013 Working Group meeting.
management practices to capture methane as an energy source, reduce emissions to the environment, and optimize nutrient tili ti f d ti utilization for crop production.
from livestock. Methane emissions from enteric fermentation are the largest fraction, methane emissions from manure storages are calculated at 280 Mt of CO2‐equivalents. 3 Expected Results:
Reduce nutrient losses to water and air
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building among different stakeholders
Africa) for organizing activities by using the networks and for managing networks and knowledge management
Commission, NIFA Next Steps: Finalize text and submit to Secretariat by October 1st in advance of the next round of funding approvals.
documents/ag_case_studies_g uide.pdf
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GMI member countries: Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Ethiopia, Finland, Germany, India, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Poland Serbia Thailand United Kingdom and United States Poland, Serbia, Thailand, United Kingdom, and United States. Non-member countries: France, Ireland, Netherlands, New Zealand, South Africa, and Sweden.
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Photo by Bayne Stanley/ Courtesy of Environment Canada
1 M i ti i th l b l it 1. More communication in the global community 2. Guide can help identify country’s needs and
– https://www.globalmethane.org/documents/GMI_RevisedAc tionPlanningGuidance June2013.pdf
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– Details will be forthcoming on how Partners can participate can participate
– Location: will be announced soon – Date: most likely September/October 2014
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