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KEFRI and CIFOR-ICRAF trained Baringo County communities to convert invasive Prosopis juliflora into charcoal and fodder using improved kilns (~30% conversion efficiency); …
USTDA funds Vanuatu's Meteorology Dept to pilot Tomorrow.io's AI/ML weather platform for cyclone forecasting, announced September 2024 under Weather Ready Pacific; as …
The Saudi Green Initiative (2021-) reports 151 million trees planted and 500,000 ha rehabilitated by mid-2025 -- about 1.5% of its 10-billion-tree …
Since 2010, Armenian NGO FPWC has leased land near Khosrov Forest State Reserve to build the 30,300 ha Caucasus Wildlife Refuge for …
A World Bank-backed project (2008-2020) set out to reforest up to 1,500 ha of Trinidad's Ramsar-listed Nariva Swamp for carbon and livelihoods, …
Cyprus's 2014-2020 Rural Development Programme put 36,742 hectares under agri-environment-climate contracts and paid farmers across its 63-site, 1,789km2 Natura 2000 network, backed …
California's CARB cap-and-trade offset market has credited ~74 improved-forest-management projects with 130M+ carbon credits since 2013 — but peer-reviewed research found ~29% …
Since Chile's CONAF eradicated rabbits from Santa Clara islet in 2002-03, shearwater pairs there rose ~40% in three years — yet the …
Sri Lanka's first PES pilot (2019-22): hydropower firm Vidullanka (60%) and IUCN Sri Lanka (40%) spent ~LKR 6.1M restoring riparian buffers and …
Created by Brazil's 2012 Forest Code but only operationalised in October 2025, the CRA lets landowners with surplus native vegetation sell tradable …
Victoria's BushBroker native-vegetation offset scheme (386 sites, 19,000+ ha, since 2006) was independently audited and peer-reviewed in 2024: both found little evidence …
WSAS's independent 2023 audit certified Nestlé Nigeria's Abaji factory 'Core' under the Alliance for Water Stewardship standard, but also documented three major …
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