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Forest Carbon Experience pwc.com/climateready

Introducing PricewaterhouseCoopers Experts in the carbon markets PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) is a leader in climate change and carbon markets services, with over 400 experts worldwide. We have a deep understanding of policy developments and market trends, having been involved in the carbon markets for over 9 years. We have a high profile in climate change issues on the back of strong relationships with policymakers, our role as financial adviser on some of the biggest transactions in the carbon markets and a track record of diverse thought leadership pieces. Deep forestry expertise At PwC we have the largest forestry practice than any professional services firm with around 1,500 forest industry specialists. Over 20 years experience in Sustainable Forest Management (SFM), and four years working on forest projects in the carbon markets. Local presence Direct presence in 46 of the 62 Rainforest Nations, with regional teams covering all others. Conservation Finance Alliance (CFA) study on REDD+ The CFA comprises representatives from the world s largest conservation NGOs and key philanthropic foundations with an interest in conservation finance, and especially REDD+. We have been commissioned to conduct a survey of REDD+ activity amongst government, project developer, investor and NGO communities in 12 countries. This has given us an excellent understanding of specific country challenges on REDD+ implementation, project activities and involved parties, and we have an excellent network of senior level contacts in 60 key organisations.

Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) project planning and implementation support Harapan Rainforest Project, Indonesia Since 2008 we have been advising the Royal Society for Protection of Birds on the structuring of a trust fund vehicle to manage and disburse funds for a potential REDD+ project in Sumatra. Since October 2009 we have also provided advice on regional, national and international project risks, REDD+ market dynamics and financing strategy and carbon credit potential. The project is endorsed by the Prince of Wales, and is underpinned by a groundbreaking legal agreement with the Indonesian federal government. Paraguay REDD+ Forest Conservation Project We are advisors to Paraguay s first REDD+ project in the Chaco and San Rafael regions. Our client, the World Land Trust, is working in partnership with Guyra Paraguaya (a local conservation NGO) and Swire Pacific Offshore (funding). Since April 2009 we have been heavily involved both in Paraguay and the UK providing project design advice and Project Design Document (PDD) development support. Our work covers all aspects including setting of reference levels, leakage controls, stakeholder and institutional support, land tenure and Verified Emissions Reduction (VER) generation schedule. Juma Reserve REDD Project This is one of the most high profile REDD+ projects developed to date, developed by FAS in partnership with the State of Amazonas. Marriott International provides funding, the Institute for Conservation provides technical assistance and Sustainable Development of Amazonas (IDESAM) and PwC are providing financial assurance services for the project.

Afforestation/Reforestation (A/R) within the carbon markets 1 The ITC Reforestation Project, India For this project we developed a new A/R Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) methodology and wrote the PDD. This is the second largest registered CDM forest project and is now marketing forestry Certified Emissions Reductions (CERs). 4 Steel Producers, Brazil A/R CDM project feasibility studies and project development on behalf of some of Brazil s largest steel producers for Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified charcoal producing reforestation projects at multiple sites across Brazil. 2 Carbon Conscious, Australia Advised this originator of forest based Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) compliance certificates on their prospectus documentation in preparation for listing. We reviewed their business plan and provided information regarding the ongoing carbon potential of their forestry assets. 5 CDM project, Madagascar Assisted in preparing the PDD and methodology for an afforestation and reforestation project in Madagascar on behalf of a Japanese paper company which sources significant volumes of woodchip from various forestry plantations internationally. 3 Arborcarb, Ghana Developing a private funded 20,000ha reforestation project in Ghana against VCS/CCBA /CDM standards. We have a mandate to structure, market and sell the carbon credits generated from this multispecies afforestation project. To help inform the carbon credit sales strategy we conducted market testing of over 30 buyers in the carbon market. 6 A/R Feasibility Study, Laos Conducted a feasibility study for an afforestation and reforestation project in Laos for potential compliance and voluntary markets. The project results are now being reviewed by the client.

How PricewaterhouseCoopers is shaping the future of forestry within the carbon markets The forest protection agenda in recent times has been dominated by the potential for carbon markets to provide the financial mechanism to protect forests. Progress has however been hampered as there are a range of concerns, as well as conceptual and implementation issues, to be overcome before the carbon markets are able to provide the finance required to reduce deforestation rates at the scale required. PwC has a deep understanding of these concerns and issues; examples of our engagement with these issues include: PwC is a member of the Forestry Working Group of the Carbon Markets Investors Association (CMIA). PwC is a member of the Land Use Working Group of the International Emissions Trading Association (IETA). PwC has played a central role in The Forests Dialogue (TFD) initiative to develop a framework for REDD financing and implementation. We are active members of The Conservation Finance Alliance (CFA). PwC specialists are significant contributors to The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity a major G8 + 5 initiative that is due to launch its next series of papers in 2010. PwC sits on the Sustainable Forest Products Industry Working Group (SFPI) of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD). We also have good links with the scientific community and institutions with access to data of relevance, and can list amongst our clients many of the world s leading conservation groups (e.g. WWF, World Land Trust, Royal Society for Protection of Birds and many more).

Contacts Richard Gledhill Global Leader Climate Change and Carbon Markets t: +44 20 7804 5026 e: richard.gledhill@uk.pwc.com Christopher Knight Forestry & Ecosystems t: +44 20 7804 5026 e: chris.knight@uk.pwc.com Christopher Webb Carbon Markets t: +44 20 7212 2782 e: christopher.i.webb@uk.pwc.com www.pwc.co.uk/sustainability 2010 PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. All rights reserved. PricewaterhouseCoopers refers to PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (a limited liability partnership in the United Kingdom) or, as the context requires, the PricewaterhouseCoopers global network or other member firms of the network, each of which is a separate and independent legal entity.