REDD and IFM Carbon Project in Papua New Guinea
REDD and IFM project in Papua New Guinea
REDD and IFM Carbon Project in Papua New Guinea Read More »
REDD and IFM project in Papua New Guinea
REDD and IFM Carbon Project in Papua New Guinea Read More »
A combination conservation and reforestation project on land owned by indigenous Papuan landowning communities led by a local NGO.
Niugini Papua New Guinea REDD+, Improved Forest Management, and Reforestation Project Read More »
A forest conservation project built in deep collaboration with rural Brazilian “quilombola” communities of Afro-Brazilian descent.
Forest Futures Trombetas Brazil REDD+ Project Read More »
A large-scale combined REDD and ARR project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo led by a developer with roots in the region.
PECDC Moteme Province REDD+ and ARR Project Read More »
A ~125,000 ha REDD, ARR and ALM project encompassing three Ancestral Domain (AD) sites managed by Indigenous People and Indigenous Peoples Communities.
A community-driven reforestation project in Guinea, West Africa that has begun on some privately owned land and can scale with additional financial support.
ArboRise Guinea, West Africa Reforestation Project Read More »
An experienced Ugandan NGO seeks to use carbon markets to scale a program of tree planting for rural households and farmers in Uganda.
Eco-Agric Uganda Afforestation Program Read More »
A forest conservation and restoration project, privately developed by a company with Liberian roots and in collaboration with Liberian community and government stakeholders.
BluEarth Liberia REDD+ Project Read More »
Moonseed, a Zimbabwean NGO working in agriculture, agroforestry, and ecology seeks to build a high impact REDD project followed by ARR and cookstove activities to benefit rural Zimbabweans.
Moonseed “Green Miombo” REDD+ / ARR Project Read More »
A REDD+ carbon project occurring in Papua New Guinea currently under assessment in collaboration with the implementing partner
Papua New Guinea REDD+ Carbon Project Read More »