Topic: Forest carbon clear · back to the knowledge map
Most practices in: Ethiopia (3) · Indonesia (3) · Kenya (3)
Laos's government was paid US$16 million by the World Bank's FCPF Carbon Fund for 3.2M verified tonnes of CO2e avoided across six …
Since an October 2022 agreement, Smithsonian scientists and Ngäbe-Buglé traditional authorities have paid about 30 Indigenous families $130/ha/year to reforest 100 ha …
Since 2013 the Indigenous Serakar Clan has directly held and managed carbon rights over 293 hectares of Espiritu Santo rainforest in Vanuatu, …
One of Plan Vivo's founding projects paid ~1,000 Mozambican smallholders near Gorongosa National Park $242.60/ha over 7 years for agroforestry carbon, but …
DENR contracted communities to plant 1.5B trees on 1.5M ha of public forestland at >US$700M cost. World Bank evaluation (2024): 6 pp …
PNG's first UNFCCC REDD+ pilot: 164 clans (~15,000 people) hold Hunstein Range forest under Verified Carbon Standard credits — 4.09M credits issued …
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, …
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 2021, Swiss NGO FarmStrong has interplanted cocoa farms in Côte d'Ivoire's Nawa Region with timber and fruit trees across 50,942 ha, …
Plan Vivo-certified agroforestry project run by Graine de Vie with Bankim, Banyo and Mayo-Darlé communes in Cameroon's Adamawa Region pays smallholders to …
Nigeria's pilot REDD+ state paired a 2008 logging moratorium with UN-REDD readiness work (FREL submitted 2017). After ~14 years and ~US$4M in …
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