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Using the Mitigation Options Tool (CCAFS-MOT): Case studies

Diana Feliciano, Kirsten MacSween

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Key messages ◼ The CCAFS Mitigation Options Tool (CCAFS- MOT) enables quick identification and comparison of mitigation options for agriculture with minimal training or data requirements. ◼ The tool is appropriate for generating high-level scenarios for discussion by project planners, consultants, extension services, advisors to policy-makers, teachers, and researchers. ◼ Several users considered CCAFS-MOT easy to use and were interested in continuing use. ◼ Many users were not familiar with greenhouse gas (GHG) emission accounting tools before experiencing the CCAFS-MOT.

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Key messages ◼ The CCAFS Mitigation Options Tool (CCAFS- MOT) enables quick identification and comparison of mitigation options for agriculture with minimal training or data requirements. ◼ The tool is appropriate for generating high-level scenarios for discussion by project planners, consultants, extension services, advisors to policy-makers, teachers, and researchers. ◼ Several users considered CCAFS-MOT easy to use and were interested in continuing use. ◼ Many users were not familiar with greenhouse gas (GHG) emission accounting tools before experiencing the CCAFS-MOT.

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Key messages ◼ The CCAFS Mitigation Options Tool (CCAFS- MOT) enables quick identification and comparison of mitigation options for agriculture with minimal training or data requirements. ◼ The tool is appropriate for generating high-level scenarios for discussion by project planners, consultants, extension services, advisors to policy-makers, teachers, and researchers. ◼ Several users considered CCAFS-MOT easy to use and were interested in continuing use. ◼ Many users were not familiar with greenhouse gas (GHG) emission accounting tools before experiencing the CCAFS-MOT.

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