What works in Moyobamba
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Evidence snapshot for Moyobamba
Since 2008, Moyobamba has pioneered a tariff-based watershed payment scheme funded by a monthly water surcharge of S/1.00 per connection to restore three microwatersheds supplying the city's drinking water. Under this model, S/3.5 million has been invested to reforest 400 hectares with native species, benefiting an estimated 42,733–49,556 residents, with engineering projections indicating the restoration will increase dry-season flow by 24 litres/second and reduce long-term sediment loads by 22,000–25,000 tonnes over 20 years. The scheme predates Peru's national MERESE law by six years and has been replicated by 49 other water utilities across Peru. However, the sediment-reduction and flow figures are engineering projections rather than independently verified long-term monitoring results, reflecting the programme's incremental structure.
Drawn from: Alto Mayo Protected Forest REDD+ Project (Peru) · Rumiyacu–Mishquiyacu–Almendra Water Fund — EPS Moyobamba's Pioneering Tariff-Based Watershed PES (Peru) · Acorn Coffee Agroforestry Carbon Programme — San Martín (Peru)
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Strengths & weaknesses vs peers
Strengths
Carbon — sequestration / storage, evidenced +39 pts 67 here · 28 average
Governance, certification & transferability +25 pts 89 here · 64 average
Weaknesses
No standout gaps.
Score profile vs peers
Coloured bar: Moyobamba. Grey bar: peer average across the corpus. Both on a common 0–100 scale.
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Top good practices here
Alto Mayo Protected Forest REDD+ Project (Peru) · 60
Acorn Coffee Agroforestry Carbon Programme — San Martín (Peru) · 40
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Recommended to adopt or replicate
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- Backed by strong evidence
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