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.
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.
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 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.
