Catalogue: PES & Nature-Based Solutions clear
2 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Peru (10)
Peru's Law 30215 (2014) mandates water utilities to fund watershed PES via tariffs. SUNASS authorised 43/50 utilities; US$50M+ invested; 8,900+ ha protected; …
Andean water fund restoring 86 km of pre-Inca amunas to recharge Lima's rivers; 15m m³/year water secured, 605,000 t CO2 absorbed, 5,000 …
REDD+ project protecting 182,000 ha of Amazonian forest in San Martín, Peru. Between 2008–2020: 59% deforestation decline, 8.4M tCO2e prevented, 1,300+ conservation …
Since 2008, a one-sol water-tariff surcharge in Moyobamba has funded reforesting 400 ha across three microwatersheds feeding the city's supply, predating Peru's …
In April 2024 Peru granted its first Concession for Conservation over a lomas fog-oasis: 6,449 hectares in Ica region, protected 30+ years …
Peru's IFAD-financed MARENASS project used the Pachamama Raymi methodology — cash-prize contests between Andean farming communities — to fund community-directed rehabilitation of …
Rabobank Acorn / Solidaridad / Lutheran World Relief agroforestry programme with ~1,000 coffee producers in San Martín, Peru; over 10,000 tCO2 removed …
A $9.1M Green Climate Fund project — the GCF's first ever — helped 120+ Indigenous communities in Peru's Datem del Marañón manage …
Peru's 2014 MERESE law lets water utilities reserve tariff revenue for watershed conservation - 45 of 50 utilities have a mechanism, S/132M …
Peru's National Forest Conservation Programme pays indigenous communities with land titles to protect Amazon forest, verified via Geobosques satellite alerts. Since 2010: …
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