The Forest Carbon Center on Climate Change aims to achieve the 2030 NDC goals and 2050 carbon neutrality by researching responses to forest sector climate change negotiations, enhancing domestic carbon sinks, and developing measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) systems for forest carbon reduction and transfer abroad.
The Forest Carbon Policy Research Team conducts research on forest sector greenhouse gas absorption forecasts, climate change responses, and reduction policies to achieve national greenhouse gas reduction goals.
Overview of Forest Carbon Projection Model
2030 Nationally Determined Contribution(NDC)
2050 Carbon Neutrality Strategy for the Forestry Sector
The Overseas Forest Carbon Research Team conducts studies on promoting sub-national level REDD+ projects, establishing operational standards, and other foundational research to implement REDD+ projects to secure carbon reduction achievements from the overseas forest sector. Additionally, we conduct research to enhance transparency and reliability for the Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes (ITMOs).
Research on REDD+
Analysis of ITMOs potential in REDD+ cooperation
Reserach on Expanding Overseas Carbon sinks Using REDD+
The Forest Carbon MRV Research Team conducts research on the development of measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) systems of the national greenhouse gas inventory and mitigation (removals) effects on policy and measures in forestry sectors.
Structure of forest carbon cycle
The national GHG statistic of the forestry sector
The biennial transparency report response system