Intercropping practice in Olive Orchard in Erchie (BR), Puglia

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https://kdrive.infomaniak.com/app/drive/753635/shared-with-me/753635/526934

T1 Survey with the farmers.pdf

Appendix 1 sample of the Survey with the farmers.pdf

AP3.14 (h) Food Security Act (D.Lgs. 193:2007) - Decreto Legislativo 6 novembre 2007, n. 193.pdf

Appendix 3.14 (h) Food Security Act (D.Lgs. 193:2007) - Decreto Legislativo 6 novembre 2007, n. 193.pdf

ICR PDD ID48 v3.1.pdf

ICR MR ID 48 PERIOD(01.01.2022- 31.12.2023) v3.1.pdf

1719997743387ICR ValVerR ID 48  01012022-31122023 v2.2_CC.pdf

AP3.2 REGULATION (EU) stablishing the framework for achieving climate neutrality and amending Regulations (EC) No 401:2009 and (EU) 2018:1999 (‘European Climate Law’) 20211119.pdf

Appendix 3.2  - REGULATION (EU) stablishing the framework for achieving climate neutrality and amending Regulations (EC) No 401:2009 and (EU) 2018:1999 (‘European Climate Law’) 20211119.pdf

ICR PDD ID48 v3.0.pdf

ICR PDD ID48 v3.0

ICR ValVerR ID 48  01012022-31122023 v2.3 CC.pdf

Double counting declaration letter .pdf

AP3.1  REGULATION (EU) - on the inclusion of greenhouse gas emissions and removals from land use, land use change and forestry in the 2030 climate and energy framework, and amending Regulation (EU) No 525:2013 and Decision No 529:2013:EU 2018841.pdf

Appendix 3.1  REGULATION (EU) - on the inclusion of greenhouse gas emissions and removals from land use, land use change and forestry in the 2030 climate and energy framework, and amending Regulation (EU) No 525:2013 and Decision No 529:2013:EU 2018841.pdf

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AP3.5 (a) Occupational Health and Safety Act (D.Lgs. 81:2008) - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 9 aprile 2008 , n. 81.pdf

Appendix 3.5 (a) Occupational Health and Safety Act (D.Lgs. 81:2008) - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 9 aprile 2008 , n. 81.pdf

ICR MR ID 48 PERIOD(01.01.2022- 31.12.2023) Version - 1.1.pdf

AP12 RothC result outputs.csv

Appendix 12 RothC result outputs.csv

AP11 inputs_time_series.csv

Appendix 11 inputs_time_series.csv

AP10 C_baseline Global Soil Organic Carbon map.csv

Appendix 10 C_baseline Global Soil Organic Carbon map.csv

AP3.6 (b) Fair Labor Standards Act (D.Lgs. 66:2003) - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 8 aprile 2003 , n. 66.pdf

Appendix 3.6 (b) Fair Labor Standards Act (D.Lgs. 66:2003) - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 8 aprile 2003 , n. 66.pdf

AP3.9 (d) Italian Law on Disability Discrimination - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 9 luglio 2003 , n. 215.pdf

Appendix 3.9 (d) Italian Law on Disability Discrimination - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 9 luglio 2003 , n. 215.pdf

ICR RR ICR 48 v2.0.pdf

AgroEcology_Italy - Ex Ante Credit Generation Estimation tCO2e.xlsx

Appendix 16 Ex Ante and Post Credit Generation Estimation tCO2e.xlsx

AP4 Report of Stakeholder Consultation Events for the AgroEcology_Italy Project.pdf

Appendix 4 Report of Stakeholder Consultation Events for the AgroEcology_Italy Project.pdf

AP2.1 Complete Fee Schedule & Earnings for Farmers.pdf

 Appendix  2.3 Complete Fee Schedule & Earnings for Farmers.pdf

ICR ValVerR ID 48  01012022-31122023 v2.2_CC.pdf

CCIPL 1919_ISO_FM 4.4 Validation Verifcation Plan_V3.0_112022.pdf

Appendix 17 Validation Verifcation Plan_V3.0_112022.pdf

ICR PDD ID48 v2.0.pdf

ICR RR ICR 48 v1.0 final.pdf

ICR RR ICR 48 v1.0.pdf

VM0042_Methodology-for-Improved-Agricultural-Land-Management_v1.0.pdf

ICR-Representation-Deed-v2.0.pdf

 Appendix  12 RothC result outputs.csv

05148380750-VISUORDEN-20240618.pdf

Appendix 15 - Company registration report

AP5_Soil_Sample-Results-merged.pdf

Appendix 5_Soil_Sample-Results-merged.pdf

AgroEcology_Italy by Alberami - Project Presentation V6.pdf

Appendix 18 Complete Fee Schedule & Earnings for Farmers.pdf

CCIPL 1919 COUNTERSIGNED validation and verification contract.pdf

IMG_3762.HEIC

Afforestation and reforestation project activities implemented on lands other than wetlands.pdf

kml_merged_properties.kml

AP6 Temperature TerraClimate Monthly.csv

 Appendix  6 Temperature TerraClimate Monthly.csv

AP2.4 Summary of survey responses on SDGs.pdf

 Appendix  2.2 Summary of survey responses on SDGs.pdf

AP3.3 EU Nature Directives.pdf

 Appendix  3.3 EU Nature Directives.pdf

AP2.2 Farmers' Feedback - Re SDGs.pdf

 Appendix  2.1 Farmers' Feedback - Re SDGs.pdf

AP7 Precipitation TerraClimate Monthly.csv

 Appendix 7 Precipitation TerraClimate Monthly.csv

Data Quality Management Document (DQMD) for the AgroEcology_Italy Project.pdf

Appendix 13 Data Quality Management Document (DQMD) for the AgroEcology_Italy Project.pdf

AP9 practices inputs RothC.csv

 Appendix  9 practices inputs RothC.csv

IMG_3727.pdf

AP8 MODIS Evapotranspiration TerraClimate Monthly.csv

 Appendix  8 MODIS Evapotranspiration TerraClimate Monthly.csv

C-Farms - STANDARD-CARBON-FARMING-STORAGE-ENG (1).pdf

AP3.4 EU Forest Strategy for 2030.pdf

 Appendix  3.4 EU Forest Strategy for 2030.pdf

AP2.3 Participant Evaluation Questionnaire for the AgroEcology Project by Alberami.pdf

 Appendix  2.3 Participant Evaluation Questionnaire for the AgroEcology Project by Alberami.pdf

AP3.8 (c) Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Legge n. 903:1977).pdf

Appendix  3.8 (c) Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Legge n. 903:1977).pdf

AP3.7 (c) Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Legge n. 903:1977) - LEGGE 9 dicembre 1977 , n. 903.pdf

Appendix  3.7 (c) Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Legge n. 903:1977) - LEGGE 9 dicembre 1977 , n. 903.pdf

ICR MR ID 48 PERIOD(01.01.2022- 31.12.2023) v3.0.pdf

AP3.12 (f) Water Pollution Control Act (D.Lgs. 152:2006) - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 3 aprile 2006 , n. 152 (1).pdf

Appendix  3.12 (f) Water Pollution Control Act (D.Lgs. 152:2006) - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 3 aprile 2006 , n. 152 (1).pdf

AP13 Data Quality Management Document (DQMD) for the AgroEcology_Italy Project.pdf

Appendix  13 Data Quality Management Document (DQMD) for the AgroEcology_Italy Project.pdf

AP3.10 (d) Italian Law on Disability Discrimination - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 9 luglio 2003 , n. 216.pdf

Appendix  3.10 (d) Italian Law on Disability Discrimination - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 9 luglio 2003 , n. 216.pdf

AP3.13 (g) Land Use Planning Act (D.Lgs. 42:2004) - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 22 gennaio 2004 , n. 42.pdf

Appendix  3.13 (g) Land Use Planning Act (D.Lgs. 42:2004) - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 22 gennaio 2004 , n. 42.pdf

Appendix 13 - Project Gantt.xlsx

Appendix 14 - Project Gantt.xlsx

ICR ValVerR ID 48  01012022-31122023 v2.1 CC.pdf

AP3.11 (e) Environmental Impact Assessment (D.Lgs. 152:2006) - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 3 aprile 2006 , n. 152.pdf

Appendix  3.11 (e) Environmental Impact Assessment (D.Lgs. 152:2006) - DECRETO LEGISLATIVO 3 aprile 2006 , n. 152.pdf

The establishment of permanent green cover and the use of year-round cover crops within the context of woody perennial crops, in this case traditional olive groves, are one of the project's core activities. 

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The project's inspiration was need to provide assistance to olive farmers whose crops were affected by Xylella Fastidiosa, the deadly bacterium that killed over 21 million olive trees in the southern italian region of Puglia. 

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The Piana degli Uliveti Monumentali (the Plain of Monumental Olive Trees), bounded by the municipalities of Ostuni, Fasano, Monopoli and Carovigno in the Region of Puglia, Italy, in which the concentration of millenary olive trees is very high, with plants that could be up to 3,000 years old dating back to the time of the ancient Messapi.
In the area of Fasano, Ostuni, Carovigno and Monopoli there are 250 thousand olive trees, it represents the area with the highest concentration of centuries-old olive trees of which many are certainly millenarian, where numerous majestic millenarian olive trees whose dimensions even exceed 10 meters in circumference measured 130 cm above the ground, with the most curious sculptural shapes, have been surveyed.

This area of historic and natural significance is part of the AgroEcology_Italy project's area. 

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Regeneratively-run Cherry Orchard in San Pancrazio (BR) , Puglia

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Regeneratively-run Olive Orchard in San Pancrazio (BR), Puglia

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IMG_3761.pdf

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Baseline additionality. Compared to the baseline scenario the project needs to mitigate climate change. That is the project must implement actions that are additional to what would occur compared to the baseline.

Level 1 additionality

Statutory additionality. The project must implement actions that are beyond requirements stipulated in local legislation or regulations. Projects are statutory additional if their implementation and/or operation is not required by any law, statute, or other regulatory framework, agreements, settlements, or other legally binding mandates requiring implementation and operation or requiring implementation of similar measures that would result in the same mitigations in the host country.

Level 2a additionality

Technology, institutional, common practice additionality. The project must implement actions that are subject to barriers of implementation or accelerate deployment of technology or activities and carbon market incentives are essential in overcoming these barriers.

Level 3 additionality

Financial additionality II. The project is financially additional if it faces significant financial limitations that revenues from the sale of carbon credits mitigates or are revenues due to the sale of carbon credits are the only source of revenues. When carbon credit revenues are a precondition for the implementation of the project and/or carbon credit revenues are essential in maintaining the project operations and ongoing financial viability post-implementation, then they are considered to be financial additional II.

Level 4b additionality

Europe

AgroEcology_Italy

ISO 14064-2

The C-Farms framework, Verra's VM0042 Version 1.0 methodology, and the CDM's AR-AMS0007 Version 3.1 framework are all incorporated into the project's methodological framework, which serves as the project's foundation.

Our project, by offering Italian farmers financial incentives and expert guidance to adopt sustainable land management practices, plays a pivotal role in enhancing their income and overall economic prosperity. This empowerment directly addresses SDG 1's goal of eradicating poverty, particularly in the regions where our project is implemented. Through economic upliftment and sustainable practices, we are actively contributing to the reduction of poverty, fostering more resilient and prosperous communities in these areas.

End poverty in all its forms everywhere

SDG 1: End poverty

Our initiative is committed to SDG 2, 'Zero Hunger,' by implementing sustainable food production systems and fostering resilient agricultural practices. We aim to increase agricultural output and productivity while simultaneously preserving ecosystems. Additionally, our efforts enhance communities' capacity to adapt to climate change, extreme weather events, droughts, floods, and other disasters. Through our work, we are gradually improving the quality of land and soil. Ultimately, our mission is to contribute significantly to ending hunger and achieving food security by ensuring sustainable and resilient agricultural practices.

End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture

SDG 2: No Poverty

 The Project aligns with SDG 8 by championing sustainable and regenerative farming practices and new, stimulating al nature-aligned ways of farming. We prioritise minimising our environmental footprint through resource-efficient techniques, guided by financial incentives and expert advice. By doing so, we not only promote economic growth within our community but also lower waste and enhance overall efficiency, all while providing meaningful and dignified work opportunities for everyone involved

Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all

SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth

Through sustainable agricultural practices such as precision farming and organic methods, we optimize land use, minimize environmental impact, and promote sustainable industrialization.

Innovation is at our core, with the use of cutting-edge technologies like data analytics and blockchain, enhancing farming efficiency and fostering innovation in the agricultural sector.

Our project invests in climate-resilient infrastructure, including climate-smart storage and irrigation systems, to ensure the durability of agricultural operations, aligning directly with SDG 9's call for resilient infrastructure. By creating jobs, supporting small-scale farmers, and promoting entrepreneurship in rural areas, we drive inclusive and sustainable industrialisation, fuelling economic growth where it's needed most. Empowering local communities with sustainable farming knowledge fosters innovation at the grassroots level and aligns with SDG 9's capacity-building goals. Collaborative partnerships with governmental and non-governmental organizations and research institutions leverage collective knowledge and resources to drive sustainable agricultural practices, aligning perfectly with SDG 9's emphasis on partnerships.

Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation

SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

We actively promote sustainable and responsible consumption by producing high-quality, environmentally friendly agricultural products. Through our regenerative farming practices, we minimize waste and optimize resource use, contributing to the reduction of carbon emissions and the preservation of natural ecosystems. Our commitment to responsible production and consumption aligns with the goals of SDG 12, fostering a more sustainable and harmonious relationship between humans and the environment.


Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns

SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production

Our carbon farming project is at the forefront of SDG 13, 'Climate Action,' as we actively combat climate change. Through regenerative farming practices and responsible land use, we sequester carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, mitigating its impact on the climate. By adopting sustainable agricultural methods, we reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote climate-resilient ecosystems. Our dedication to climate action aligns with the global effort to limit global warming, safeguarding our planet's future for generations to come

Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts

SDG 13: Climate Action

Our project actively advances SDG 15 by promoting sustainable land management practices. Through these efforts, we aim to mobilize and substantially increase financial resources from various sources to conserve and sustainably utilize biodiversity and ecosystems. Our focus extends to farming regions, where the protection and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity are of utmost importance. By fostering sustainable land management, we play a pivotal role in safeguarding the delicate balance of life on land and ensuring the long-term health and vitality of our natural environment

Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, and halt and reverse land degradation and halt biodiversity loss

SDG 15: Life on Land

Our project facilitates collaboration among agricultural, industrial, and service companies, fostering a unified effort to promote sustainable farming practices and trade excess CO2 sequestration on the international voluntary market. This innovative partnership approach holds the potential to expedite progress towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). By uniting diverse sectors and leveraging their strengths, we create a synergy that can drive substantial positive change, making significant strides towards the attainment of the SDGs.

Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development

SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals

Afforestation and reforestation

Agriculture

This project is dedicated to empowering Italian farmers through the adoption of regenerative agricultural practices, including tree planting and agroforestry. We provide vital financial incentives and expert guidance to overcome adoption barriers. By championing sustainability, we significantly contribute to mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and combating climate change, while transforming Italy's agricultural landscape for a more sustainable future.

AgroEcology_Italy Reducing GHG Emissions and Increasing Carbon Sequestration in Italian Agriculture

AgroEcology_Italy Reducing GHG Emissions and Increasing Carbon Sequestration in Italian Agriculture

Validated

Sequestration / Removal

Agriculture

ISO 14064-2

Fetching project credits

Sustainable development goals

Location

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