Top 4%
en este catálogo (917 prácticas puntuadas)
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Carbon — sequestration / storage, evidenced2/3
Protecting 53–54 million ha of native forest limits deforestation-related emissions; UMSEF satellite monitoring confirms reduced clearing rates in Category I/II zones, but no project-level carbon accounting or registry is tied to individual payments.
Biodiversity — conservation / improvement, evidenced3/3
Legally protects Gran Chaco (globally most threatened dry forest), Yungas cloud-forest corridor and Atlantic forest remnants; IUCN and WWF identify Ley 26.331 as a critical biodiversity anchor for South America's most deforestation-threatened biomes.
Water & soil — retention, infiltration, erosion control2/3
Yungas and Patagonian forests are critical upper-watershed regulators; the law's zoning explicitly protects riparian corridors; however, no nationally published water-service outcome metrics are tied to the payment scheme.
Fire resilience — risk reduction, evidenced2/3
Gran Chaco and Patagonian dry forests are highly fire-prone; retaining native cover demonstrably lowers fire risk compared to converted land; Ley 26.331 Category I zones show lower fire incidence, but no fire-specific PES outcomes are formally reported.
Governance, certification & transferability2/3
Enacted by national law with multi-provincial implementation; UMSEF satellite monitoring provides annual deforestation reporting; 2023 national budget law (No. 27.701) assigned AR$9 billion to FNECBN; but chronic underfunding limits governance score to moderate.
Evidoria. Fondo de Conservación de Bosques Nativos de Argentina — Ley 26.331 (FNECBN). ID persistente: 6801e1ad-a56e-4322-87f5-13a58b92d474.