About the Authors
Aryanie Amellina is a climate change and development professional with degrees
in environmental engineering and development studies. She worked with the
National Council of Climate Change and Indonesia Joint Crediting Mechanism
(JCM) Secretariat on the JCM implementation focusing on MRV structure and
process including methodology development, validation and verification, project
assessment and evaluation, as well as stakeholders’ engagement. She currently
focuses on the JCM implementation and market mechanisms in Asian countries,
including MRV systems and capacity development, as a Climate and Energy Policy
Researcher at the Institute for Global Environmental Studies.
Babou Andre ´ Bationo is a Senior Forestry Biology and Ecology Scientist. He
holds a PhD from University of Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso). He is working for
Agriculture and Environmental research Institute (INERA) of Burkina Faso. He is
an associate researcher and the Focal point of ICRAF in Burkina Faso. His
researches include participatory regeneration and ecology of agroforestry tree
species in the agro-systems.
Emilia Bretan is a Brazilian independent consultant in planning, management,
monitoring and evaluation of human rights and local and international development
initiatives. She holds a BA, MS and a Phd in law from the University of Sa ¯o Paulo,
Brazil, and has provided services for The World Bank, UNDP, Canadian DFAT-D
and Plan International Brazil, among others. She is a trainer in Outcome Mapping
and Outcome Harvesting approaches, an active member of IDEAS (leader of the
Climate ITIG) and of the Outcome Mapping Learning Community. IPDET 2014
graduate.
Saaka Buah is an agronomist and soil scientist with a PhD in Soil Fertility and
Plant Nutrition from Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, USA. He is currently
working with CSIR-SARI, Ghana where his research activities focus on solving
agricultural production problems in the savanna zone of Ghana. He also provides
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