Forestry projects may be primed for a more serious market play in the 2020s say analysts, but much historical bias and failure remains a serious obstacle to be overcome. A 2016 Climate Policy paper by Wytze van der Gaast and others concludes that improved carbon accounting methods for forestry investments can “enhance the scope for forestry in the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) that countries must prepare under the Paris Agreement”. Experience with Joint Implementation (JI) and Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) forestry projects (albeit limited acknowledge the authors) and with forestry projects representing a significant share in voluntary carbon markets, considerable improvements have been made with accounting of carbon sequestration in forests, resulting in a more solid basis for carbon credit trading.
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机译：在2020年代，林业项目可能会在20世纪20年代进行更严重的市场比赛，说分析师，但历史偏见和失败仍然是要克服的严重障碍。 Wytze Van Der Gaast和其他人的2016年气候政策文件总结说，改善林业投资的碳核算方法可以“加强国家在国家决定的贡献（NDCS）根据巴黎协定制定的林业范围”。联合实施经验（JI）和清洁发展机制（CDM）林业项目（Albeit Limited承认作者）以及代表自愿碳市场的大量份额的林业项目，森林中碳封存的核算，造成了相当大的改进，导致以碳信用交易更坚实的基础。
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