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Japan’s National Experience from Treatment of Forest under KP Japan’s National Experience from Treatment of Forest under KP Tatsuya WATANABE Forestry Agency, JAPAN April 2, 2008 Bangkok Climate Change Talks 2008

Forest area and land use change High forest cover ratio; land use change is comparatively rare  Forest area: 24.8 million ha → 67% of total land area  Total LUC between FL and NonFL is less than 0.2Mha during last 40 years Considerable parts of forests have been planted since 1950s (10Mha) 80% of planted forest area is immature and requires adequate care (tending,weeding, thinning etc.) 80% of planted forest is under 45 Age Structure of Planted Forest Forest Area

MtCO2 Kyoto Target Achievement Plan and the role of forestry sector ,300 1,200 1,100 1, Target under KP △ 6.0 % from 1990 Target under KP △ 6.0 % from △ 12.4 % Reduction by Domestic Measures △ 7.0% FY ,341 + 6.4 % Kyoto Mechanism △ 1.6% 3.8%=13Mt-C national upper limit for FM in Appendix of 16/CMP1 3.8%=13Mt-C national upper limit for FM in Appendix of 16/CMP1 Removal by Forest △ 3.8% National target for Forest C Sink is 13Mt-C(=47Mt-CO 2 ) Reduction by forest is significant to achieve the Kyoto Target.

Rules of LULUCF sector In Fist Commitment Period, ‘Forest Management’ under Kyoto Protocol article 3.4 was defined as follows;  ‘Forest management’ is a system of practices for stewardship and use of forest land aimed at fulfilling relevant ecological, economic and social functions of the forest in a sustainable manner; (16/CMP.1) Considering the concept of definition above, Japan has been enhancing forest management practices focusing on sustainability of forest productivity as well as multiple function of forest.

Policy and measures to enhance forest C sink Aiming at achievement of the Kyoto target, a number of additional domestic measures have been introduced to forestry sector  10-year Forest Sink Measures to Prevent Global Warming ( )  Promotion of “Utsukushii Mori Zukuri” (National Movement for Fostering Beautiful Forests) (2007- )  Enhancement of reporting and verification system for forest carbon accounting (2002-)  Special Measures Law for Promotion of Thinning (submitted to the ongoing Diet session)

Promotion of “ ” ( ) Promotion of “ ” (National Movement for Fostering Beautiful Forests) Aiming to achieve the Kyoto Target and hand over beautiful forests and nature-rich land to future generations, this movement enhances forest management practices and enriches forest diversity. Target 1.Implement thinning for 3.3Mha ( ) 0.55Mha/yr (trend base ×1.6) 2.Improve forest diversity looking 100 years ahead through introducing longer rotation period and conversion to broad-leaf forests Administration Relevant Cabinet Ministers Meeting Actions Facilitation of forest owners National People’s meeting Cooperation Promotion of broader participation (includes private companies, NPOs ) Promotion of utilization of wood products and woody biomass Additional measures and budgets have been introduced to reduce forest owners burden since 2007 Utsukushii Mori Zukuri

Toward the Future The FM concept for 1 st CP is consistent with following description in IPCC AR4.  “In the long term, a sustainable forest management strategy aimed at maintaining or increasing forest carbon stocks, while producing an annual sustained yield of timber, fibre or energy from the forest, will generate the largest sustained mitigation benefit.” In consideration of rules for the treatment of forest, particular attention should be paid to this description. The approach realizing SFM and the above concept requires coherent efforts of the Parties.