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# 项目边界

生物多样性信用项目在时间和空间上的边界

项目具有空间和时间边界。根据本方法学，鼓励采用组合项目。该方法学旨在促进原住民和当地社区之间以及其内部的横向扩散和行为改变的传播效应。&#x20;

识别项目边界的主要输入是纳入 BCP 的土地，因此有资格计入信用，以及该纳入的日期。下文将分别加以说明。&#x20;


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