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Bioethanol
Science
and
Technology
Center





Research Program on Sustainability of Bioethanol:
 Direct and indirect impacts of land use change

            Arnaldo Walter (awalter@fem.unicamp.br)
      Manoel Regis L.V. Leal, Joaquim Seabra, Marcelo Cunha
The
main
goals
–
direct
impacts


   • The specific aim of this project is the evaluation of direct
    and indirect impacts of land use change. Results will be
    used within the assessment of GHG emissions.
The
main
goals
–
direct
impacts


   • The objectives are related to the identification of the
    land uses displaced by the expansion of the sugarcane
    cultivation (in the first years of the project, the impacts
    on food security won't be prioritized by CTBE).
   • 
    General objectives: are related to the understanding of
    the sugarcane expansion dynamics, with the
    identification/ estimation of the growth rates, the regions
    where the expansion is taking place, and what land
    uses have been replaced.
   • 
    On the other side, another objective is the validation of
    economy-based models that will be used in the
    research on assessment of the indirect impacts of land
    use change (ILUC).
Direct
impacts:
actions


   • The expansion of sugarcane cropping will be
    determined based on studies of the sugarcane industry,
    on the scenarios of National Energy Plan and,
    eventually, on specific studies that will be performed by
    CTBE group.
   • 
    Data from surveys have important limitations; such data
    permit the identification of tendencies, but for more
    accurate evaluation of the GHG emissions better data
    are required.
   • 
    Therefore, CTBE wants to work with data based on
    satellite images and for that a partnership must be
    established in the short term.
Direct
impacts:
results
within
one
year


   • Data consolidation of direct impacts of land use change
     due to sugarcane expansion along the last 10 years.
     Definition of tendencies for the next 10 years.
The
main
goals
–
indirect
impacts


   • General objectives: (1) consolidation of the knowledge
    on the techniques of impact evaluation, and (2)
    consolidation of a database that can be assessed by the
    general public, that will allow for consistent analyses.
   • 
    Specific objectives: consistent evaluations of what has
    happened and of what will happen in Brazil, as a
    consequence of the growth of sugarcane cultivation for
    ethanol production.
Indirect
impacts:
first
approach


   • One of the lines of the project is the partnership
     between CTBE and ICONE to improve the partial
     equilibrium economic model developed by ICONE -
     BLUM (Brazilian Land Use Model).
   • ICONE will present the details of their research
     proposal.
Indirect
impacts:
second
approach


   • An alternative modeling based on general equilibrium
    economic models. At this moment it has been
    considered the use of existing models, such as the
    GTAP (Global Trade Analysis Project), for the evaluation
    of the ILUC effects due to the increase in biofuels
    production.
   • 
    Advantage: the objective comparison of the results
    obtained in Brazil and abroad. Drawback: in GTAP
    Brazil is not dealt as a single case, but it is part of one
    region.
   • 
    Alternatively, a specific model for Brazil (general
    equilibrium on regional basis) could be developed, and
    in this case it is necessary to evaluate time and
    resources required.
Indirect
impacts:
complementary
action


   • A partnership is being analyzed between CTBE and a
    research group abroad with proved experience in the
    ILUC evaluation due to the expansion of biofuels
    production.
   • 
    Such a partnership would accelerate the research as
    well as the dissemination of the knowledge. The
    negotiations are underway.
Indirect
impacts:
results
within
one
year


   • LUC analysis for sugarcane expansion using improved
     BLUM model.
   • Preliminary comparison of results based on the use of
     BLUM and GTAP models.
Thanks for attending!
Thanks for your attention!!
Questions?

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Research Program on Sustainability of Bioethanol: Direct and indirect impacts of land use change

  • 1. Bioethanol
Science
and
Technology
Center
 Research Program on Sustainability of Bioethanol: Direct and indirect impacts of land use change Arnaldo Walter (awalter@fem.unicamp.br) Manoel Regis L.V. Leal, Joaquim Seabra, Marcelo Cunha
  • 2. The
main
goals
–
direct
impacts
 • The specific aim of this project is the evaluation of direct and indirect impacts of land use change. Results will be used within the assessment of GHG emissions.
  • 3. The
main
goals
–
direct
impacts
 • The objectives are related to the identification of the land uses displaced by the expansion of the sugarcane cultivation (in the first years of the project, the impacts on food security won't be prioritized by CTBE). •  General objectives: are related to the understanding of the sugarcane expansion dynamics, with the identification/ estimation of the growth rates, the regions where the expansion is taking place, and what land uses have been replaced. •  On the other side, another objective is the validation of economy-based models that will be used in the research on assessment of the indirect impacts of land use change (ILUC).
  • 4. Direct
impacts:
actions
 • The expansion of sugarcane cropping will be determined based on studies of the sugarcane industry, on the scenarios of National Energy Plan and, eventually, on specific studies that will be performed by CTBE group. •  Data from surveys have important limitations; such data permit the identification of tendencies, but for more accurate evaluation of the GHG emissions better data are required. •  Therefore, CTBE wants to work with data based on satellite images and for that a partnership must be established in the short term.
  • 5. Direct
impacts:
results
within
one
year
 • Data consolidation of direct impacts of land use change due to sugarcane expansion along the last 10 years. Definition of tendencies for the next 10 years.
  • 6. The
main
goals
–
indirect
impacts
 • General objectives: (1) consolidation of the knowledge on the techniques of impact evaluation, and (2) consolidation of a database that can be assessed by the general public, that will allow for consistent analyses. •  Specific objectives: consistent evaluations of what has happened and of what will happen in Brazil, as a consequence of the growth of sugarcane cultivation for ethanol production.
  • 7. Indirect
impacts:
first
approach
 • One of the lines of the project is the partnership between CTBE and ICONE to improve the partial equilibrium economic model developed by ICONE - BLUM (Brazilian Land Use Model). • ICONE will present the details of their research proposal.
  • 8. Indirect
impacts:
second
approach
 • An alternative modeling based on general equilibrium economic models. At this moment it has been considered the use of existing models, such as the GTAP (Global Trade Analysis Project), for the evaluation of the ILUC effects due to the increase in biofuels production. •  Advantage: the objective comparison of the results obtained in Brazil and abroad. Drawback: in GTAP Brazil is not dealt as a single case, but it is part of one region. •  Alternatively, a specific model for Brazil (general equilibrium on regional basis) could be developed, and in this case it is necessary to evaluate time and resources required.
  • 9. Indirect
impacts:
complementary
action
 • A partnership is being analyzed between CTBE and a research group abroad with proved experience in the ILUC evaluation due to the expansion of biofuels production. •  Such a partnership would accelerate the research as well as the dissemination of the knowledge. The negotiations are underway.
  • 10. Indirect
impacts:
results
within
one
year
 • LUC analysis for sugarcane expansion using improved BLUM model. • Preliminary comparison of results based on the use of BLUM and GTAP models.
  • 11. Thanks for attending! Thanks for your attention!! Questions?