Key Milestones
December 12th, 2024
Carbon Farming in the Dry Land Belt of Northern Eurasia: Unlocking Win-win Opportunities - Side Event at UNCCD COP16 in Riyadh
November 19th, 2024
Carbon Farming in Kazakhstan: Unlocking the Opportunity - Side Event at UNFCCC COP29 in Baku
December 12th, 2023
Presentation on Carbon Farming in Kazakhstan - Side Event at the UNFCCC COP28
October 3rd, 2022
Inaugural Dialogue on Scaling Up Climate Action in Eurasia: Carbon Farming and Trading
About Eurasian Carbon
Network of Partners
The Eurasian Carbon Project relies on a robust network of international partners collaborating to advance carbon farming and trading in the wider Asian Dryland Belt including Kazakhstan.
Project Overview
The Eurasian Carbon Project is a pioneering initiative to address climate change by scaling up carbon farming practices across Kazakhstan and the wider Asian Dryland Belt.
Project Publications
Project reports, developed with global experts, explore the potential of carbon farming and trading in Eurasia, showing how agricultural carbon sequestration can reduce CO2 emissions, boost rural economies, and create global tradeable carbon markets.
Key Objectives
The Eurasian Carbon Project explores transformation to sustainable land management practices through carbon sequestration and carbon trading in countries of the wider Asian Dryland Belt (ADB) with the focus on Kazakhstan in the first stage.
Network of Partners
The Eurasian Carbon Project relies on a robust network of international partners collaborating to advance carbon farming and trading in the wider Asian Dryland Belt including Kazakhstan.
Read more
Project Overview
The Eurasian Carbon Project is a pioneering initiative to address climate change by scaling up carbon farming practices across Kazakhstan and the wider Asian Dryland Belt.
Read more
Project Publications
Project reports, developed with global experts, explore the potential of carbon farming and trading in Eurasia, showing how agricultural carbon sequestration can reduce CO2 emissions, boost rural economies, and create global tradeable carbon markets.
Read more
Key Objectives
The Eurasian Carbon Project explores transformation to sustainable land management practices through carbon sequestration and carbon trading in countries of the wider Asian Dryland Belt (ADB) with the focus on Kazakhstan in the first stage.
Read more
Elena Rovenskaya
Program Director and Principal Research Scholar, Advancing Systems Analysis Program, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)
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Pradeep Monga, Ph.D
Senior Advisor and Emeritus Research Scholar, International Institute for
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Barron Joseph Orr
Lead Scientist for the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD)
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Mansur Oshurbaev
Vice Minister, Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan
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Media about us
International Inaugural Dialogue “Scaling up Сlimate Action in Eurasia: Carbon Farming and Trading”
bricscompetition.org
Serik Zhumangarin: Kazakhstan companies not limited in offsets for climate projects
primeminister.kz
Contact
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