

Call for Biodiversity GHG Methodologies
Call for Biodiversity GHG Methodologies


Kick-off Meeting: Satoyama Mace Initiative
聯合國「里山倡議」,期許實現社會與自然和諧共生。國立成功大學執行為期 6年之「里山權杖倡議」計畫,目標在推動與開發符合聯合國生物多樣性里山倡議減碳科技並結合農村再生地方創生活動,預期目標在 2024-2030 年總達到 6 千萬噸二氧化碳增匯。
Satoyama Mace Initiative Partners with Corporations to Advance Biodiversity Carbon Credits and Launch Small Grant Fund for Environmental Conservation
2025/05/13
A memorandum of understanding was signed between Fusheng-Chang Construction, Daxitian Construction and the NCKU team to advance carbon offsetting and the transformation of ecological value.
“Satoyama Mace Initiative” to Advance Carbon Sequestration and Biodiversity Conservation - Aiming for 60 Million Tons of Carbon Sequestration by 2030 While Empowering Rural Regeneration and Global Sustainability
2025/05/12
Professor Su’s team, in partnership with local Indigenous communities, carried out in-situ carbon sampling and KMGBF assessments in mangroves, secondary forests, and farmland in southern Taiwan.
The Satoyama Mace Initiative is a transnational international project endorsed to be implemented by the UNU-IAS/IPSI in 2024.
The Satoyama Mace Initiative community builds relationships and establishes a network for global sustainability efforts.This community is the Unicorn Partner Community, which aims to combine the global biodiversity framework with the Satoyama Initiative to establish a sustainable development chain. United indigenous people cooperate for renovation. (UNICORN) The four overarching goals to be achieved by 2050 focus on ecosystem and species health, including halting human-induced species extinction, sustainable use of biodiversity, equitable sharing of benefits, implementation and financing practices, and achieving Net Zero 2050.
A group of people who perform interdependent tasks to work toward accomplishing a common mission or specific objective.
The Satoyama Mace Initiative focuses on carbon reduction technology that is consistent with the Satoyama Initiative and biodiversity,
The platform is operated by the Satoyama Mace Initiative team as a non-profit platform to serve the global practice of the Satoyama Initiative and biodiversity.
The Seed Coleus Greenhouse (a member of the International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative (IPSI)) set up the “SEPLS Carbon Credit Regional Revitalization Center'' (SEPLS-CCRR center) in NCKU Research and Development foundation to support this platform develop methodologies for quantifying project benefits, particularly the GHG emission reductions or removals for community development.
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