World's first jurisdictional REDD+ system (Acre State Law 2.308/2010), covering 15.4 M ha of Amazon forest; Standard Chartered-CDSA partnership to sell up to 40 million ART/TREES carbon credits (ICVCM-approved), with 72% of revenue flowing to community beneficiaries.
Acre's SISA (State System of Incentives for Environmental Services), established by State Law 2.308/2010, is the world's first jurisdictional REDD+ system, covering Amazon forest across the Brazilian state of Acre.
Results
It covers 15.4 million ha; a Standard Chartered–CDSA partnership is set to sell up to 40 million ART/TREES carbon credits (ICVCM-approved), with 72% of revenue flowing to community beneficiaries.
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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 …
Suriname (~93% forest cover) runs a national jurisdictional REDD+ programme (NIMOS/SBB) that generated ~10M tCO2e in UNFCCC-validated results, 2018-2020. A …
