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The Otog Front Banner Sustainable Grassland Management Project in Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China aims to restore the local degraded grassland ecosystem through sustainable practices.The project has managed 100,297.85 ha of degraded grassland scientifically, including fence building and reseeding native grass species. Reseeding 30,301.81 ha of degraded grassland is implemented in seriously degraded areas, with the project estimating GHG emission removals of 10,537,186tCO2e in 40 years.
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Additional Project impacts and benefits:
1. The project aims to restore 100,297.85 ha of degraded grassland in the Otog Front Banner area, improving grassland productivity and quality.
2. It also aims to develop Mongolian culture within ethnic groups, attract tourists, and promote traditional culture diffusion.
3. The project will improve wildlife habitats and biodiversity, benefiting 2,816 community members, 1,448 female community members, and 1,448 full-time employees. It will also improve livelihoods for 2,816 people and 1,448 women, and significantly improve biodiversity conservation.
4. Reseeding the grassland was implemented in seriously degraded grasslands where total grass decreased by more than 50% compared with the non-degraded grassland as per GB19377-2003. Total 30,301.81ha of degraded grassland have been reseed to restore the grassland productivity.
5. Improve the livelihood of local residents, provide permanent and temporary job opportunities for them, increase their income. Provide technical skills and training in sustainable grassland management, increases interaction within the community and improve the well-being of local communities.
6. Provide more suitable habitats for wild animals and increase local biodiversity.
7. the project is developed under VCS scope 14 "Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use (AFOLU)" with a project category of Agricultural Land Management (ALM)
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Criteria List: 1. Methane Capture Efficiency (MCE) 2. Source Traceability (ST) for Methane 3. Utilization Efficiency (UE) of Captured Methane 4. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for Methane Capture and Utilization 5. Emission Reduction Impact (ERI) from Methane Capture 6. Technological Innovation (TI) in Methane Capture and Utilization 7. Energy Output per Methane Unit (EOMU) 8. Methane Flare Reduction Measures (MFRM) 9. Community Impact of Methane Capture (CIMC) 10. Regulatory Compliance for Methane Capture (RCMC)
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