What we do · GHG inventories, MRV & climate data science
GHG inventories, MRV & climate data science
Development of national GHG inventories using modelling, estimation and accounting with GIS and remote sensing; a land-cover segmentation model from Landsat imagery for forestry emissions in a Tier-3 inventory for Nigeria; and MRV frameworks for transparent reporting.
Documented deliverables
- National GHG inventories
- Land-cover segmentation from Landsat imagery for forestry emissions estimation
- Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) frameworks and policy briefs
- Scenario analysis of emissions reduction strategies and agent-based modelling
Tools named in the experts' profiles
- Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow
- GIS and remote sensing
- Big data engineering tools and cloud data pipelines
Documented work
StudyRwanda · Analysis period 1960 to 2030
Methane from Rwanda's solid waste disposal sites, 1960 to 2030.
A Tier 2 estimate of methane emissions from solid waste disposal sites in Rwanda from 1960 to 2030, using the IPCC First Order Decay model, as a component of carbon accounting for the waste sector.
Read the case Illustration: Kigali at dusk, Kigali, Rwanda. Photo Adrien K, CC BY 2.0.
ReportNigeria · African Development Bank (AfDB) · December 2020 to March 2021
Waste and circular economy analysis for Nigeria's enhanced NDC.
Analysis of greenhouse gas emissions from waste management in Nigeria and of the circular economy's impact on them, for the enhancement of the country's Nationally Determined Contribution for 2021 to 2025.
Read the case Illustration: Volunteers clearing waste from a market drain, Nigeria. Photo Abike25, CC BY-SA 4.0.Report
Waste Emission Modelling: Solid Waste Disposal Sites (SWDS), RwandaEkaba Bisong, Taiwo Adediran
Report · 2021 · AfDB
GHG Emissions from Waste Management in Nigeria: Analyzing Circular Economy ImpactsAfrican Green Growth & Development Forum, Ekaba Bisong
Report · 2021 · AfDB
Analysis of Waste Reduction and Emissions Reduction Potentials in the Nigeria Food & Beverage Alliance (FBRA)African Green Growth & Development Forum
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